About Hendersonville

Located in Henderson County, the city of Hendersonville is situated 22 miles southeast of Asheville and has a population of about 11,000 residents. Hendersonville is also the county seat of Henderson County, and like the county, the city was named for Chief Justice Ryan M. Henderson, who was a member of the North Carolina Supreme Court. The city is currently undergoing some residential development, and most of the city’s population is concentrated in the historic neighborhoods and areas located at the outer edge of the city. Hendersonville’s downtown district is located at the center of the city. Hendersonville is known for its extremely beautiful downtown district that has a charming, small town appearance. Almost all of the city’s downtown district is comprised of antique shops and tourist attractions catering to visitors to the city. Most of the commercial businesses located in Hendersonville have relocated to the “strip mall” corridors along US Hwy. 64 East and US Hwy. 176. Great shopping and dining experiences can be found in Hendersonville’s downtown district.

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