Where to start..
Nestled in a valley close to Asheville, this multi acre farm and property is beautiful (even in the winter snow!). A short windy road gets you to the tiny home(s), neighboring horses and chickens, and the easy communication helps you get straight in seamlessly.
The tiny house is decked out with a beautiful rustic design, features an outdoor jacuzzi (although we didn't use it), and a super comfortable bed upstairs in the loft (watch your head!).
Everything worked, the water was hot, toilet and kitchen appliances great, and we had a very comfortable stay besides one problem which I'llget to in a second.
Yes chickens make noise early but we are early risers and remember (and take note before booking), you are on and close to farms!
The only problem we faced was that the breaker shut off. We ran the main heater as although we are Canadian, it was winter and cold inside the home so it needed a steady source of heat. Using the small heater that is included as well, ended up tripping the breaker and turning everything off. Someone came to fix it after a short while. The host was always in great communication and had even mentioned this could be a problem (which it was), so that was great. I'm only mentioning this (as Ihave to the host), as it should be clearer and written in stone ahead of time, especially for people not used to generators and power sources. That and/or, I would find a solution going forward.
All in all, even with a slight bump in the road, this was a delightful stay and we will highly recommend for anyone used to or not used to tiny homes!
We would hope to return during a warmer season next time!