Beau's View At Olde Beau Motorcoach Resort will have 21 lots, up to 2.71 acres, facing blue ridge mountains with views of Mitchell River Gorge. The optional coach cottage at Beau’s View will offer options from one to three bedrooms and can be up to 1547 square feet. The developers, Barry and Laura Poole have been in the luxury motorcoach development business since 2007. Olde Beau Luxury Motorcoach
Resort in Roaring Gap, NC is the fourth development in the motorcoach industry and showcases the couples’ extensive experience in luxury lot ownership and development. “What we have learned from 14 years in the motorcoach development business brings together our past experiences in real estate, our personal transition to full-time RVing and learning from all the visitors we meet” says Barry. Living full time in their own motorcoach, Barry and Laura have a unique perspective on how to make the most of each lot available at Olde Beau. They offer buyers over 24 years of combined motorcoach lot development experience. The expertise Barry and Laura have gained creates the optimum environment for you to
purchase your lot. Their newest development is truly one of the most unique opportunities for motorcoach living in the Blue Ridge mountains. Nestled within the gates of Olde Beau Golf Resort, located in historic Roaring Gap, North Carolina, this motorcoach resort is destined to become the premier mountain home for motorcoach lot ownership. Olde Beau Resort offers true five-star amenities with an 18-hole championship golf course, par 3 course, golf practice facility, fine dining, recreation complex with indoor/outdoor pools, tennis and pickle ball courts, fully equipped exercise facility, seven miles of hiking trails all while sitting within a half mile of the Blue Ridge Parkway. The Motorcoach villages are gated communities dispersed throughout the greater resort. Raising the standards of luxury motorcoach living ,each boutique village offers oversized lots and custom coach cottages ranging from 1000 to nearly 1600 square
feet.
