This micro-house is so much smaller than it seemed to be from the photos that I moved to another of the host’s properties with more room. Even by myself it was a bit cramped but I could never have put my adult son and his girlfriend in the same space despite the listing’s accommodation indication of 3 ppl. I wouldn’t put anyone other than a very small child on the sleeper sofa; it’s not comfortable. For spatial understanding: if you were to bounce a ball indoors, it will only hit the floor once before hitting the opposite wall. Open your arms and you’ll touch both side walls. Thankfully the host resolved my needs via another listing.
The farm is delightful. Julie is a lovely property manager, very helpful. I loved the soft sounds of the chickens (no rooster!) and other animals. Unlike other guest reviews, I didn’t find the proximity of other listings a negative at all. There was plenty of space and foliage between listings and I appreciated the little community. I loved walking with my dog every morning and evening.
The space was thoughtfully appointed, everything one might need for a stay provided. The bed was very comfortable - though if you’re tall or a couple you might find it challenging as it’s been cut short to fit the loft. I found the potty-shower perfectly workable. The space was very clean.
Its proximity to West Asheville was a major plus. Overall a fair value for the hotel-comparable rate I paid.