The Highland
382 Red Bud Cir,
Hendersonville, NC 28792
$1,499 - $2,099
1-3 Beds
Hendersonville is a gorgeous city surrounded by awe-inspiring mountains and lush forests. Hendersonville is a rustic town perfect for any age. There is something for everyone and every lifestyle. Residents enjoy access to good schools and the abundance of activities available from Hands On Children’s Museum to the Aquarium & Shark Lab. Professionals, foodies, and craft beer connoisseurs socialize at microbreweries, bars, and eateries along Main Street and 7th Avenue. History buffs enjoy the multiple museums, including the Western North Carolina Air Museum, the first air museum in the “first in flight” state. Overall, Hendersonville has a rich culture that embraces history, art, music, and living an active lifestyle. This city has the second largest downtown district in western North Carolina with over 100 shops and more than 25 restaurants. There is never a dull moment in Hendersonville with music and arts festivals, street dances, and live music shows on the calendar every month. When locals aren’t having fun downtown, you can find them taking advantage of the natural beauty that surrounds the city. Enjoy sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains after a hike at Jump Off Rock located in Laurel Park or go ride the slopes at Moonshine Mountain Snow Tubing Park. Hendersonville has everything for everyone, so discover your next apartment or house in this mountainside community.
As of April 2026, the average apartment rent in Hendersonville, NC is $1,480 for a studio, $1,410 for one bedroom, $1,582 for two bedrooms, and $1,871 for three bedrooms. Apartment rent in Hendersonville has decreased by -1.3% in the past year.
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784 Students
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1,146 Students
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