Located in the Blue Ridge Foothills, Spindale’s welcoming community spirit is accented by the scenic beauty that surrounds the town. A drive through Main Street is rewarded with picturesque views of lush mountain vistas and a parade of Bradford Pear trees that announce the annual arrival of spring.

In Spindale, the past is preserved and repurposed for its future. A former railroad line now transfers the footsteps and bicycle wheels of those traveling the Thermal Belt Rail Trail, which runs the length of the town. The historic 1849 Spindale House, formerly the Coxe Plantation Home built by Colonel Franklin Coxe, still stands as the community center of the town, evolving from home seat to memorial building to the present-day recreation center treasured by the entire county.

Arts and education are key threads of Spindale’s eclectic fabric. Spindale is a birthplace for local music from the musicians who practice and pick strings on our sidewalks, to those who perform in our state-of-the-art performing arts center. Education remains a pillar of the town’s vision and is realized in its thriving school system ranging from elementary to advanced degrees and continuing education at Isothermal Community College.

Built on the firm foundation of faith with a community-centric focus, Spindale is a hidden treasure that continues to serve both its residents and visitors with friendliness, gratitude for the past, and vigilance for the future.

This is Spindale living.  We are a great town to consider when thinking of relocating or expanding your business.  Space is available along with investment opportunities. 

Spindale, North Carolina is a small town with a big heart. Pull up a chair and have a glass of iced tea. 

You might even feel comfortable enough to call Spindale “Home.”