The development team and members of the new Seven Falls Golf and River Club in Hendersonville, N.C., gathered Nov. 10 to celebrate the ground breaking of the new Clubhouse. This is Seven Falls’ second major phase of construction as the golf practice facility broke ground this past summer. The 19-hole championship course is scheduled to open by late fall 2008.
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The Clubhouse is designed by Atlanta-based architect Stephen Fuller. Fuller brings his wealth of knowledge in community and custom home architecture to Seven Falls. Fuller is a master of combining aesthetic beauty and functional design concepts for both commercial and residential spaces. The Clubhouse will feature fine and casual dinning, locker rooms, full-service Pro Shop, and a pub.
All the architecture at Seven Falls will use traditional materials such as field stones and timber siding. The Clubhouse will have the feel of an old manor house, traditional, elegant and welcoming. All the architecture will have a timeless appeal.
Seven Falls is the first Arnold Palmer Premier golf championship course to break ground. Palmer Premier is an exclusive golf and luxury lifestyle brand with every detail inspired, influenced and elevated to the standards of Arnold Palmer.
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Seven Falls provides unparalleled views and a member friendly golf experience that will be enjoyed by players of all skill levels. The golf facility includes a 19-hole championship course, a 58-acre practice area featuring a state-of-the-art golf academy and a nine-hole short course. The practice area will be ready for play in the spring of 2008.
Home sites at Seven Falls start at $300,000 and townhomes start at $900,000. At the community’s center will be a Town Village, amphitheater, shops, restaurants, a chapel, a general store and a fitness facility with tennis courts, a swimming pool, an indoor climbing wall and basketball courts. An extensive trail system will link a series of private parks in the community, passing the site's 23 waterfalls and following the French Broad River in places.