Nestled in a hillside overlooking one of the clearest lakes in western North Carolina, The Settings of Lake Rhodhiss blends traditional lakeside leisure with views of the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. The naturally sloping contours of the land have been thoughtfully planned to offer water or mountain view wooded homesites from the $90s, each with access to the lake. Here the world takes its time with laid-back lakeside living, but you can get out on the water quickly, since each dockable homesite in the first phase includes a dock permit.

At The Settings of Lake Rhodhiss, almost thirty percent of the 682 acres of land has been set aside as permanent greenspace, keeping nature close at hand and allowing you to experience breathtaking panoramas. Because the lake has a sand, not clay, bottom, the waters here are almost always crystal clear and the water level remains constant. One of the finest spots in the South for tournament fishing, Lake Rhodhiss has the densest population of fish of all the lakes in the Catawba River chain, averaging more than 605 pounds per mile with bass as large as 10 pounds.

Proposed community amenities include:

• Gated entrance with greeter’s cottage
• Lake clubhouse with day docks
• Swimming pools and tennis courts
• Fitness center and sauna
• Walking and hiking trails
• Nature stations
• Recreational parks and a children’s beach area
• Outdoor amphitheater
• Four miles of natural shoreline on the ten miles of Lake Rhodhiss

The Settings of Lake Rhodhiss lies just outside the town of Valdese, just five miles north of I-40 for easy access to all that western North Carolina has to offer. The North Carolina region of Hickory, Morganton and Valdese was voted one of the “Top 10 Places in America to Raise a Family” by Reader’s Digest. Western North Carolina is renowned for a number of impressive natural attractions, such as Linville Gorge Wilderness Area and Table Rock Mountain. And, less than twenty minutes away is South Mountain, North Carolina’s largest state park. Sugar Mountain, Boone, and Grandfather Mountain are each about one hour away- perfect for skiing and mountain getaways. A sixty-mile drive will bring you to Asheville, famous for its’ art galleries, cultural attractions, the Grove Park Inn and the Biltmore Estate. Charlotte is also just sixty miles away, perfect for an outing to see the NFL Panthers, the NBA Bobcats or the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

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