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Susie Blackmon-Maggie Valley Waynesville Horse Person/NC Broker/Realtor

What Has Big Buns and Thrives in a Bar?

Legends has gigantic burgers, and is a favorite eating spot for locals as well as many return-visitors. How can you NOT love a restaurant with great buns, burgers, and chicken wings -- Bourbon, honey barbecue, teriyaki to name just a few.

They are famous for the size and taste of their hamburgers, and have a delicious menu of burger variations to choose from. The Mountain Burger that I LOVE was delicious… served with coleslaw and chili on top. Shirley Wilde, who was my lunch ‘date,’ loved her Grilled Chicken Wrap.

Legends' new, much larger menu has something for most everyone, whether you want a snack or a meal. They have an extensive beer list and a full bar as well.

Located at 3865 Soco Road, their telephone number is 828-926-9464.

More good food in and around Maggie Valley:

Original posted on Bucking the Real Estate Trend.

Haywood County, NC - 5-Year Residential Real Estate Sales Comparison YTD - As of 10/17/09.

As of October 17, Haywood County had:

  • 24 closings to date in October, MSP $148,450; ASP $184,211; Avg Days on Market 165.
  • 1,325 active residential listings (Average listing price = $346,872) (inventory still increasing)
  • 1,918 active land/farm listings
  • 24 listings in the MLS noted as Foreclosures (10/1-10/17)

Looks like we are heading toward 2004 numbers ... what do you think?

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Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

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Haywood County, NC - 2004-2009 Land and Farm Sales Comparison - As of 10/14/09.

Expounding about our land sales would be considered negative energy. Not much to say except that land isn't selling often these days. This too shall pass.

Winter affords a great chance to see property and views, unobstructed!

We have our first dusting of snow (higher levels) this beautiful Sunday morning.

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Source: MLS. Data deemed reliable but, not guaranteed.

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It Is Craft Fair and Festival Season in Maggie Valley and Waynesville.

This photo was taken last Saturday, October 10, in Downtown Waynesville during the Church Street Festival. Here's the set of Flickr photos from the Festival if you are so inclined.

Tomorrow is the Haywood County Apple Harvest Festival in Waynesville, and Maggie Valley is hosting an arts and crafts festival at the Festival Grounds on Soco Road.

©Susie Blackmon

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