We would not stay at this house again. I am not saying the stay was terrible, but I will point out some of the things we witnessed. First, there was loud traffic near the house. The property is on a main, frequently used road, and so you hear traffic at all times of the day. The walls and windows are very thin, as this is an old house. The backyard and the backside of the house have been completely ignored. The roof looks like it’s about to cave in and has stuff growing on it. Additionally, there are broken windows (double pane, but still) on the front and back of the house, and there are A/C units practically falling out the back windows because they are so old. The hot tub was entirely un-usable, as there was mold growing on the edge of the tub. I will also mention that the hot tub does not have much privacy even if you do use it. Appearances matter and if you saw the back of the house, with how dirty and how desperate in need of repair it is, you wouldn’t feel safe staying here. On the inside, three of the bedrooms share one bathroom in the common area off the kitchen. You have to walk through the dining area to get to bathroom in the middle of the night. In the living room, the two reclining chairs are so old and flimsy that I couldn’t sit on them without fear of them breaking, leaving only the couch for relaxation. For some other honorable mentions: the freezer door handle was broken/missing, no water pressure, only one full length mirror, no Kleenex, the towels for the shower smelt like cigarettes, and the fence in the pics does not run the entire length of the property. This is not a negative comment, it is merely an observation for those with pets. Like most of Asheville, the roads at this location are very narrow, meaning there is not a shoulder to safely walk your dogs or explore at this location.

Last thing of note – The entrance is somewhat hidden between trees, so approach slowly and you will see the “hidden” driveway.