24 Fairview Cove Road

Fairview NC, 28730

(828) 628-4967​

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Neighbors

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, we are safe and grateful. So many have brought resources to Fairview. Duke Power, local law enforcement and firefighters have had responded to this disaster with heroic effort.

We are also grateful for the help of our neighbors. Troyers, Local Joint, and Trout Lily provided delicious free meals. Neighbors cut two trees from our driveways. Neighbors shared information about resources. And neighbors came together to share hope and prayers!

Hideout Firepit!!

The Cove at Fairview has an updated outdoor feature at Hideout. We have added a propane firepit with seating for six on a new flagstone patio. The patio is right beside the hot tub and there is additional seating for two by the hot tub. This is a great place to gather with friends and family while relaxing in the peacefulness of nature. This easy to use firepit is a great new feature at the Hideout!

Rooted in Wine!!

Rooted in Wine is a new wine bar located just 5 minutes from the Cove at Fairview. We were recently able to stop by for a tour. In addition to an impressive selection of wine, Rooted in Wine also features local artwork and local products. Enjoy a glass of wine or a draught beer in the outdoor seating surrounded by beautiful garden areas. We look forward to our next visit to Rooted in Wine!

Flying Cloud Farm!!

We often enjoy buying fresh organic produce from a nearby produce stand. Flying Cloud features bouquets of freshly cut flowers as well as a variety of fresh produce. Around the stand is two fields of vegetables and flowers. This produce stand uses the honor system for payment and accepts Venmo, PayPal, cash, or check.

Fairview Food Trucks…

We enjoy ordering food from nearby food trucks. Turgua Brewery and Whistle Hop Brewery frequently feature a food truck and the food is a great complement to a locally brewed beer. Shown here is Sabora Food Truck at Turgua Brewery. Sabora is one of our favorite food trucks. Marietta loves their Traditional Burger.

Another food truck option, El Tapatio, always has great Mexican Food. Farris highly recommends the chicken con queso and Frank enjoys getting the beef tacos.

Happy dining!

New Fountain at the Koi Pond!

This picturesque pond has recently been renovated. We have had the pond drained and sediment removed after the Koi Fish were relocated to another pond, of course.

Now the pond is filled with fresh water and Farris and Danny have been moving Koi Fish back to this pond. You see several Koi now when you feed them!

Also, we have added a beautiful fountain to this pond which is accentuated by spring azaleas.

Re.Imagine!

Re.Imagine is a nearby gallery featuring the works of seven resident artists and over twenty other local artists. We have just toured the gallery for the first time and enjoyed seeing the paintings and mixed media art. Marietta purchased a small walnut bowl and Etta purchased a mixed media woven basket.

Root Cause Farm!

Root Cause Farm is a local organization that grows organic produce for the hungry on a one acre farm. Frank and Etta were able to view the garden at a recent festival. They were struck by how beautiful and bountiful the garden was. This volunteer-driven farm does a great service for the local community and The Cove at Fairview is glad to have contributed a monetary donation!

Electric Charging Station!!

The Cove at Fairview is happy to announce our new electric charging station! This Level 2 EEV Fast Charger is available free of charge for our guests!

We have a commitment to sustainability which includes using refurbished barn wood in our furniture and in our houses. We also have a solar power chicken coop and welcome some wildflowers into our gardens.

We are excited that our guests have started using this charger!

Heart Pine Table!!

We have recently purchased a new set of upholstered dining table chairs at The Huntley Cabin. The dining table is a heart pine table that Marietta’s Grandfather made in the 1920s. Ben made this table so that his wife Beatrice had a counter-top to use for cooking. We love to share our family history with our guests!

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