Charming Storybook Hideaway w/ Fire Pit & Deck!
Description
Spend mornings sipping coffee on the quaint front porch and evenings toasting s'mores at the fire pit when you book this 2-bedroom, 2-bath vacation rental. You'll fall in love with the home's rustic exterior charm, surrounded by towering trees, which lends to a feeling of seclusion. Step inside and you will discover thoughtful touches like a Smart TV and comfortable bedrooms to rest after adventuring in Waynesville, Asheville, or Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Amenities
- Essentials
- Central Air Conditioning
- Free Parking
- Self Check-In
- Deck
- Central Heating
- Washer
- Kitchen
- Wireless Internet (WIFI)
Map
Location Details
MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE: Mountain to Sea Trail (0.6 miles), Blue Ridge Parkway (1.5 miles), Standing Rock Overlook (3.6 miles), Waynesville Greenway Park (10.1 miles), Pinnacle Park (12.3 miles), Middle Prong Wilderness/Pisgah National Forest (19.6 miles), Cataloochee Ski Area (20.8 miles), Great Smoky Mountains National Park (23.4 miles)
WAYNESVILLE (~7 miles): Shopping, restaurants, breweries, art galleries, bakeries
ASHEVILLE: The North Carolina Arboretum (34.2 miles), Asheville Pinball Museum (36.6 miles), Biltmore Estate (37.1 miles), WNC Nature Center (41.0 miles)
LOCAL SITES & BITES: Clyde's Restaurant (5.1 miles), Bogart's Restaurant & Tavern (6.9 miles), Shelton House Museum (7.2 miles), Boojum Brewing Company Taproom (7.2 miles), Sweet Onion (7.3 miles), Cedar Hills Studio (7.4 miles), HART Theatre (7.4 miles), Lake Junaluska (10.9 miles), Wheels Through Time Motorcycle Museum (15.1 miles), Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort (24.2 miles)
AIRPORT: Asheville Regional Airport (41.5 miles)
Reviews
Great place and location
5/5 We would definitely come back. This place is awesome. Near blue ridge parkway and great little downtown Waynesville! Our family enjoyed the stay!
*This review was originally posted on Vrbo
Beautiful Perfect Mountain Getaway!
5/5 Took the family on our first mountain vacation to this cabin in Waynesville, NC. Honestly, we were spoiled. We didn't want for nothing as the cabin and its amenities extended beyond our every need. The aesthetics were better in person than the pictures (past experiences have been quite the opposite). The proximity to EVERYTHING was very close which helped with drive time for the kiddos. I can go on and on about the positives, and honestly there were no negatives that come to mind. I would 100% recommend this cabin, and may very well stay here again! Thank you!
The perfect unique cabin
5/5 I came up to visit a friend and I’m so glad that I found this place. It’s such a cute and quaint cabin. I loved everything about it all the decorations and how comfortable the beds were. I will definitely be back in the future to enjoy this place again.
*This review was originally posted on Vrbo
Beautiful, Quiet setting for a timeout!
5/5 I very much enjoyed my stay! Cudo's for allowing and early check-in. After evacuating Florida for hurricane Ian I was very happy NOT to have TV or internet. I have never had such a well appointed, comfortable cabin.
Agreed the cleaning could be more thorough, but I'm a but fussy. I highly recommend and would like to go back just to use the fire-pit.
Horrible Driveway
3/5 Loved the house and the outside area and decks. Beds very comfortable, bathrooms acceptable. Kitchen well stocked with everything you need. Here is the bad part. Getting in and out of the driveway is unbelievably difficult. If you don't have a truck or 4 wheel drive vehicle good luck. I have a truck and I spun out in the gravel and almost couldn't get up to the house. It's a nightmare. The listing mentions that there is a sharp bend into the driveway but no mention of the loose gravel, and large holes.
*This review was originally posted on Vrbo
Manager's Response:
Hi Rick, we want to make vacation rental easy for everyone, and we're sorry that you experienced some issues during your stay. We followed up with the homeowner after reading your feedback, and they wanted to share the following:
We are sorry that you had problems with the driveway. Steep roads and driveways are common in mountainous areas. We have not found that a four-wheel drive is needed to access the driveway, except in snow or ice. To navigate the sharp bend in the road with its steeper grade just before the driveway, it is best to stay on the paved surface as long as possible before turning off. If you pull off the pavement into the gravel as you go around the bend, your wheels will likely spin, as evidenced by the holes you observed. Thank you for your feedback.
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