Spectrum TV streaming, unlimited Internet, Voice in Asheville

Spectrum bundles for your home in Asheville have tons of HD channels, high-speed Internet and digital home Voice service. Stream movies, TV, sports, news all in HD with the Spectrum TV App and Spectrum On Demand in Asheville.

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TV, Internet and Phone Plans in Asheville, Quality of Service, Quality of Life (28806)

Asheville, NC is one of the most beautiful places in the country, visited by people from all over the United States and beyond. There's a reason why the hometown minor league baseball team is called the Asheville Tourists! Spectrum in North Carolina is proud to bring TV, high-speed Internet and digital Voice service to this great community, available as individual services in the case of TV and Internet, and as part of a two or three service bundle for all services. Let's begin by talking about TV. With Spectrum TV in Asheville, you'll get all the popular TV favorites you're looking for, as well as all your national networks and all of your local affiliates in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson-Asheville TV market. That means you get all your local news, weather and sports. More on that just below.

With Spectrum in Asheville you also get all of your regional sports on regional TV networks, including Fox Sports Carolinas, serving both South Carolina and North Carolina, the home of Asheville. With Fox Sports Carolinas as well as the channels presented by ESPN you get all of the regional professional and collegiate sports you can imagine, including games for the Charlotte Hornets of NBA, the Carolina Hurricanes of NHL and the Atlanta Braves of MLB. You'll get University of North Carolina basketball, NC State basketball, and Duke basketball, as well as football from all of those schools as well.

With Spectrum in Asheville, it's not just about the TV, though that will save you money for the most channels possible, including many channels in HD. You'll also get all of the benefits of Spectrum Internet in Asheville, featuring speeds that start at up to 500 Mbps. With these speeds, your surfing is not slowed down by sharing photos and video online, streaming or downloading music or other media, or online shopping. You can even engage in online gaming with the great connection from Spectrum Internet in Asheville: it's always on.

When you bundle services, you can also get Spectrum Voice in Asheville, as part of a Double Play deal (with Spectrum Internet or Spectrum TV) or Triple Play deal (with both Spectrum Internet and Spectrum TV). Spectrum Voice is no longer available as a standalone service, but that doesn't decrease its benefit - far from it. Spectrum Voice offers unlimited local and long distance talk that'll save you as much as one-third of your previous monthly bill, with your bill the same each month no matter how many calls you make, anywhere in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, Canada and the United States Virgin Islands. You'll also have access to plenty of great calling features, including call forwarding, anonymous call blocking, call waiting, caller ID, and an easy-to-set-up, easy-to-use voicemail service.

For a high-quality TV service in Asheville, North Carolina, and the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson-Asheville TV market, you can't go wrong with Spectrum.

Save money on great services when you bundle Spectrum Internet and TV in Asheville. Get TV and high-speed Internet all in the same package.

Get two great Spectrum services in North Carolina and stream, game, download all the content you desire.

Simplify your bill in the best way with the Spectrum Triple Play bundle in Asheville. Combine Spectrum Voice, TV and Internet for one good price.

Bundle your Spectrum services and get the best solution for your Asheville home. Get unlimited calling with Spectrum Voice, up to 500 Mbps high-speed Spectrum Internet and the best channels with Spectrum TV.

More Information About Asheville

Asheville is situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains at the convergence of the Swannanoe and French Broad rivers in Buncombe County. The city is known as a center for art for the region. Asheville has been recognized as one of the best cities to live in by various noteworthy sources. The city is home to one of the most prominent collections of Art Deco architecture in the country and is a popular destination for tourists.

History

The area known as Asheville had been home to the Cherokee Indians. In the year 1540 Hernando DeSoto, a Spanish explorer and his party arrived in the region and unfortunately brought with them diseases which significantly reduced the population of the native inhabitants. In 1797 Morristown was renamed Asheville as a tribute to the Governor of North Carolina, Samuel Ashe.

During the Civil War a large number of men from Asheville joined the Confederates and a significantly smaller group joined the Union. After the Civil War ended the city experienced economic difficulties. Beginning with the Great Depression and through the 1980's the city's economy grew very slowly. During the 1890's the town was recognized internationally as a prominent health resort. In 1916 Asheville was severely harmed by a noteworthy flood which was produced by a tropical storm.

Transportation

The city is served by the Asheville Regional Airport. Bus transportation is provided by the Asheville Transit System.

Architecture

The renowned Biltmore Estate has the appearance of a French Renaissance chateau and is recognized as one of the biggest privately owned homes in the country and typically attracts more than a million visitors on an annual basis. The art deco City Hall. Battery Park Hotel. The Jackson Building features Neo-Gothic style architecture. The Smith-McDowell House is the oldest home in the city and is part of the National Register of Historic Places. Grove Arcade. Basilica of St. Lawrence. Grove Park Inn is included in the National Register of Historic Places and is the location of a modern day spa. The Historic Montford neighborhood features Victorian homes. Biltmore Village. YMI Cultural Center.

Attractions

Thomas Wolfe Memorial Asheville Art Museum Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site Historic Hendersonville & Village of Flat Rock Historic Johnson Farm Museum of the Cherokee Indian Park Place Education, Arts & Science Riverside Cemetery Wheels Through Time Museum

Activities

Asheville Ghost Trolley. Asheville Historic Trolley Tours. Great Smoky Mountains Railroad takes passengers through river gorges and mountain tunnels. Live music is prominent in the area and is part of the tourist based economy. Water recreation activities are popular in the region, especially whitewater kayaking. The scenic Blue Ridge Parkway.

Higher Education

Asheville is home to South College, University of North Carolina at Asheville and the Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College.

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