Fabulous. Everything about this place. From the hospitality and the 9 acre country setting to the comfy bed. Would stay there again in a heart beat.

William (and Frisco the dog) greeted us upon arrival and gave us a quick lay of the land. We actually wanted to know more about life on a farm, so he graciously invited us into his home and shared his experiences about bees and harvesting honey, raising chickens and turkeys, upkeep for horses. Very interesting family. But they would just as easily leave you alone. So don't let that deter you.

The guest house is above a detached garage and beautifully renovated and decorated with first-rate furnishings. Fresh eggs in the fridge and honey from the hives are welcomed touches. Full kitchen. Cool shower. Beautiful old bed with super comfy mattress and soft sheets. Even a stereo with iPod (lightening) adaptor. The chickens, turkeys, dogs and cats run free on the property, but are not a nuisance in any way. We took a long walk around the property and up the dead end country road. Several doors down, an 8 year old boy has a pumpkin stand dependent on honest donations of $5 per pumpkin. Very cute.

Yes, you are in the country, but you are 2 miles from a main road (Ingall's/Starbucks, etc). 10 minutes and you are in down town Asheville.

Great location, beautiful accommodations and unique experience. Thumbs up all the way around.