THe good news - mountain folks are having to lower housing prices because there is no demand for Brevard anymore. There is now plenty of affordable housing there. If beautiful houses in Asheville aren't selling, why would anyone move to Brevard? It is a cute town, and feels quaint, but isn't this what every other mountain town is? The main street has overpriced restaurants that were disappointing. I can understand some of the high cost because trucks have to drive way up into the mountains to deliver, but still does not make total sense. We did not find good restaurants anywhere around Brevard, but a drive to Asheville solves that problem. There was a good lunch buffet way up Country Club Road, but I have heard that it closed (sad!). There are several good lunch/sandwich places around Broad Street downtown, with nice people working there. I think that Brevard needs to get the bulldozer over part of the town, rebuild on the plowed over land with something new and nice, and they would attract more people to live there. Looks like the population has dwindled over the past 10 years.
Veronica | Melbourne, FL | Report Abuse