Christmount Home / Property Owners Information

Christmount is not only a conference center, we are also a residential neighborhood with over 90 homesites. Looking to relocated to or from Christmount? Here is where you will find most of the information you need to help answer your questions.

Property Owners Association

POA Dues, Water, Sewer, Road, & Trash Fees

Are there POA dues? If so, how much? What about the services for utilities like water and sewer and trash? Who maintains the roads? 


Find the  answers  to all your questions here!



RECYCLING RULES:

  1. Recycle bottles, cans, paper, and cardboard
  2. Keep food and liquid out of your recycling
  3. No loose plastic bags and no bagged recyclables in the recycling dumpster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we use the pool?

Yes! The Christmount pool is typically open from Memorial Day through Labor Day each season. Camps and Groups have priority booking for the pool, but we will do our best to save some time for the Christmount residents to use the pool each week. Contact the Front Office to check availability and pricing. A Pool Pass is required to access the pool.


Can we use the recreation areas?

Yes! Again, Camps and Groups have priority booking & scheduling for these spaces, so we simply ask that you check with the Front Office to reserve a time to use these spaces. These areas include the basketball, pickleball, gaga ball, volleyball, playground, and large field.


Can we camp on the Hiking Trails or in the woods?

All of the Hiking Trails and wilderness areas are under the protection of the Southern Appalachian Highlands Conservancy and therefore no tent camping, campfires, or cutting of any trees is permitted.


Is there a Community Garden?

Yes! The Christmount Resident's Community Garden is located in front of the Dining Hall. Raised bed plots are usually available for rent each season.


Can I volunteer or help in any way?

Yes! We love volunteers! Let us know if you would like to answer phones, maintain trails, garden, weed, plant, paint, give tours, update the website, or provide a valuable skill that only you can offer!


60 Charming American Towns You Haven't Heard of But Should Visit ASAP

Hit the roads less traveled.

From “O The Oprah Magazine”

By Lauren Smith McDonough, Brittney Morgan and Alex Aronson - Jan 8, 2020


#8. Black Mountain, North Carolina


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Black Mountain is nestled deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains with a population of 7,500 and is considered one of the prettiest small towns in the United States, according to Trip Advisor. Taking a stroll through the Town Square reveals stunning landscaping, the small town’s famous rocking chairs, and of course, hiking trails, camping grounds, and waterfalls.

Interested in learning more? We’re here to help!

We would love to hear from you and will answer any questions / inquiries as best as we can. Call us - 828-669-8977 - or email us today. 
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