This is a really cool updated property, with modern minimalist lines and touches of character reflected by the original hardwood floors and a brick column. The beds are very comfortable, and the sheets and linens are very good quality. It is very close to downtown Asheville. We briefly met the host when we asked him to repair the kitchen faucet that had stopped working. He was very prompt and pleasant, and also provided us with some great restaurant recommendations!
Under the category of What We Wished We Knew, I have the following observations:
1.	The beautiful views of downtown Asheville as shown in the listing photos were almost entirely obscured (both day and night) by overgrown vines and tree branches.
2.	The large grey rectangular outdoor patio table shown in the listing photo was not at the property. It had been replaced by what appears to be a round indoor dining table that was destroyed by the elements. The table had started to delaminate, and the top was badly cracked and covered with mildew, making it unusable.
3.	The large deck had not been cleaned and was covered with dirt, stains, and leaves.
4.	The property did not provide simple convenience items such as a toaster, kettle, or iron, which we would expect at such a property.
5.	The one-car parking space is really meant for a compact car. Having a medium or large car makes it very precarious to park.
To sum up, this is a great property for a short getaway (1-2 nights) to Asheville. It becomes less appealing if you stay for longer periods, because of the items noted above.