Fall Mtn Views | Hot Tub · Game Room · 10m AVL

CANCELLATION POLICY: We follow the cancellation policy in place at the time you booked, as shown in your confirmation. If there is any chance you may need to cancel, we recommend purchasing travel insurance at checkout. Refunds are not provided outside the booked policy for weather, illness, or travel disruptions. NEIGHBORHOOD AND LOCATION OVERVIEW This hilltop retreat offers a rare combination of secluded tranquility and convenient access to Asheville’s most sought-after attractions. Surrounded by the breathtaking natural beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this area allows you to fully immerse yourself in the peaceful serenity of the outdoors, while still being close to everything Asheville has to offer. NEARBY ATTRACTIONS ✔DOWNTOWN ASHEVILLE (~10 MINUTES): Asheville’s vibrant downtown is a cultural and artistic hub, filled with charming streets lined with locally-owned boutiques, art galleries, and coffee shops. The historic architecture and lively atmosphere make this a must-visit spot for those wanting to experience the soul of Asheville. Be sure to check out the famous Asheville Pinball Museum or take a walking tour of the city’s street art scene. ✔WEST ASHEVILLE (~11 MINUTES): Downtown Asheville is our crown jewel but the cultural epicenter of Asheville is on the west side. With amazing culinary delights like Neng Jr.s, The Admiral, Sunny Point Cafe, The Universal Joint, Gypsy Queen and Rocky's Hot Chicken Shack, your taste buds will thank you! ✔BILTMORE ESTATE (~15 MINUTES): A visit to the iconic Biltmore Estate is a journey through history, luxury, and art. The largest privately owned home in America, this architectural marvel offers everything from stunning gardens and forests to an on-site winery. Guests can take guided tours through the house or explore the sprawling grounds, perfect for outdoor adventures such as hiking and horseback riding. ✔BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY VISITOR CENTER (~20 MINUTES): Known as “America’s Favorite Drive,” the Blue Ridge Parkway offers some of the most awe-inspiring views in the country. The nearby visitor center is a great starting point for scenic drives, hiking, and exploring the rich biodiversity of the region. Whether you’re interested in a short stroll to a waterfall or a longer backcountry hike, this is a great place to connect with nature. ✔NORTH CAROLINA ARBORETUM (~20 MINUTES): The North Carolina Arboretum is a stunning 434-acre public garden that showcases the region’s native plants, beautiful hiking trails, and stunning seasonal flower displays. A fantastic destination for families or those seeking a peaceful escape into nature, the arboretum also offers educational programs and exhibits related to forestry and conservation. ✔ASHEVILLE OUTLETS (~15 MINUTES): For those who enjoy shopping, the Asheville Outlets provide a wide selection of designer brands and popular retailers. Whether you're looking for clothing, accessories, or home goods, this outdoor shopping center is a great place to find deals on your favorite brands. There’s also a selection of dining options to enjoy after a shopping spree. ✔RIVER ARTS DISTRICT (~15 MINUTES): The River Arts District is a creative mecca where visitors can watch artists at work in their studios, explore galleries featuring local art, or enjoy delicious food from nearby restaurants. The district stretches along the French Broad River and is an integral part of Asheville's identity as an artistic and cultural destination. LOCAL DINING EXPERIENCES ✔THE BULL AND BEGGAR (~20 MINUTES): For an upscale, farm-to-table experience, The Bull and Beggar offers an incredible menu of local meats, seafood, and gourmet sides, paired with an impressive selection of wines. It’s a cozy and sophisticated spot perfect for a special night out. ✔TUPELO HONEY (~15 MINUTES): A true staple of Asheville’s food scene, Tupelo Honey serves up elevated Southern cuisine with a creative twist. From fried chicken and biscuits to decadent honey pie, this restaurant is a must-visit for those wanting to taste authentic Southern flavors in a chic, modern setting. ✔CÚRATE (~15 MINUTES): Cúrate offers traditional Spanish tapas in a contemporary atmosphere. The menu is a vibrant mix of authentic flavors, featuring small plates that highlight fresh, seasonal ingredients. This beloved eatery is perfect for enjoying a casual yet refined dining experience with friends or family. OUTDOOR ADVENTURES ✔PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST (~30 MINUTES): Pisgah National Forest is a vast, 500,000-acre protected wilderness offering countless outdoor activities. Whether you’re hiking along the Art Loeb Trail, visiting the stunning Looking Glass Falls, or white-water rafting on the French Broad River, there’s no shortage of adventure in this natural playground. ✔CRAGGY GARDENS (~25 MINUTES): A popular spot for both beginner and seasoned hikers, Craggy Gardens offers scenic trails and expansive views of the Blue Ridge Parkway. The area is especially beautiful in spring when the rhododendrons are in full bloom, making it a popular destination for both nature lovers and photographers. ✔MOUNT MITCHELL STATE PARK (~50 MINUTES): For those seeking a higher elevation, Mount Mitchell, the highest peak in the eastern U.S., is only a short drive away. A moderate hike up to the summit offers incredible panoramic views of the surrounding mountain range and is a must-do for those looking to experience the grandeur of the Appalachian Mountains. ✔NAVITAT ZIPLINING (~30 MINUTES): Experience thrilling zipline tours through the Blue Ridge Mountains with sky-high tree platforms, scenic views, and expert guides. ✔ASHEVILLE TREETOP ADVENTURE PARK & KOLO BIKE PARK (~15 MINUTES): A fun aerial obstacle course with rope bridges, swinging logs, and ziplines, offering challenges for all skill levels. It also includes a small mountain biking park, perfect for beginners. ✔ZEN TUBING (~25 MINUTES): Relax and float down the French Broad River in a tube, enjoying Asheville’s scenic beauty with easygoing currents and stress-free vibes. ✔FRENCH BROAD WHITEWATER RAFTING (~30 MINUTES): Paddle through exciting rapids on the French Broad River, with options for both mild and wild rafting trips led by expert guides. SHOPPING AND LOCAL FINDS ✔ASHEVILLE FARMERS MARKET (~15 MINUTES): Experience local flavor at the Asheville Farmers Market, where you can shop for fresh produce, artisan bread, handmade cheeses, and local crafts. It’s the perfect spot to pick up unique, locally-sourced items and discover what makes Asheville’s food scene so special. ✔SOUTH SLOPE BREWERY DISTRICT (~10 MINUTES): Known for its concentration of craft breweries, the South Slope Brewery District is an unmissable stop for beer lovers. Explore unique local brews, enjoy a pint at one of the many taprooms, or take a brewery tour to learn more about Asheville’s celebrated craft beer scene. ✔ASHEVILLE MALL (~15 MINUTES): For a more traditional shopping experience, the Asheville Mall offers a wide selection of stores, from major department stores to specialty shops and restaurants. GETTING AROUND ✔ASHEVILLE REGIONAL AIRPORT (~25 MINUTES): The Asheville Regional Airport is just a short drive away, making it incredibly convenient for visitors flying into the area. With connections to major cities, it’s easy to reach this beautiful retreat from across the country. ✔PARKING: The home provides free parking, ensuring convenient access for guests with vehicles. **No Parking allowed on our street due to needing access for emergency vehicles** The driveway is steep. It doesn't snow often, but if it does, you will likely need to park on the bottom portion of the driveway and walk up. No vehicles are allowed on the street. ✔UBERS / LYFT Whether you’re heading to downtown Asheville or exploring the great outdoors, getting around is hassle-free. ✔BIKING: Asheville is known for its bike-friendly streets and mountain trails. Rent a bike locally to enjoy a leisurely ride around the ci...