Family Connections:
Two Cousins, One Destination

Sometimes families find their way to The Cliffs by the most improbable of coincidences.

“My cousin Noryn has always had homes in the Carolinas, and when we were going to see The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, I reached out to let her know we were coming through Asheville,” said Lynette Ferrer. “When she saw that we were looking at homes, she said they were as well. Her text just said, ‘Have you heard of The Cliffs?’ I just said, ‘Stop. I’m calling you now.’”

It turned out Noryn Suarez and her husband, Oscar, were very familiar with the neighborhood they were recommending to her cousin.

“We had just bought in The Cliffs. Literally, we had just gone under contract,” said Noryn. “We had looked at over forty homes and just found that The Cliffs at Glassy was amazing. The entertainment, the activities… our realtor JoAnn Roser was great about showing us everything going on.”

At this point, an astonishing coincidence became an unbelievable one. Noryn and Oscar’s Cliffs Realty Sales Executive, JoAnn, had just picked up a new client. That’s right. These cousins not only shared a love for the inimitable lifestyle of The Cliffs, but they also shared a realtor.

“Once we knew they were working with JoAnn, we knew they were in good hands,” said Oscar. 

The Suarezes had been drawn to Glassy after their youngest child had settled in Greenville, captivated by the mountain scenery and tight-knit social circle.

“We really enjoy that it’s a very inclusive community,” said Oscar. “People love socializing here. There are so many activities, we get frustrated that we can’t go to all of them.”

When Lynette and Angel finally came to visit, they were equally captivated. “We were already pre-sold, so it was really about finding our community and a home that felt right for us,” said Angel. “We landed in Mountain Park!” 

“My cousin whips around those mountains like it’s nothing,” added Lynette with a laugh.

Before the end of that first visit, the Ferrers had found their dream home in Mountain Park, where they got expansive Blue Ridge Mountain views and plenty of opportunities to spend time not just with their cousins, but the entire extended family.

“The opportunity to be a member at seven different golf courses was super appealing, and we’ve made our adult children legacy members of the club as well,” said Angel. “It’s a nice thing to share with them. They can go on their own and enjoy the home if we’re not there. It’s a little family getaway.”

“It’s really become a gathering place for our family,” added Noryn.

This story was featured in Cliffs Living magazine. To see more stories like this one and learn more about The Cliffs, subscribe here.