If you ever wanted a cabin stay in pristine nature, but weren't ready for total isolation, this is your place. The cabin is wonderfully authentic late 1800s, yet has everything you need. It's rustic, but super clean and fresh with wonderful linens and kitchen stocked with all the essentials. Those wanting slick upgrades and ultra-modern finishes should keep going. Grove Park cabin oozes rich warmth and, as told by an elderly friend of the cabin's original owner, Dr. Martin Luther King visited for drinks on the screened porch. BTW, the screened porch is amazing -- you'll just live out there. Imagine sitting quietly bathed in breezes, bird song, and the musical sound of water in the brook just outside. I saw bunnies, wild turkeys, and even a few Asheville Black Bears. Thrilling. The walking in the surrounding neighborhoods is truly breathtaking with stunning homes and long mountain views. On the other hand, I walked to restaurants, coffee shops, and downtown markets with ease. Just a couple of miles away are a Whole Foods, a Trader Joes, and a Harris Teeter, all conveniently lined up in a row. I rode bikes, hiked, lazed in the Adirondack chairs and dangled my toes in the brook. Upon leaving my two-month visit, I was a whole new person. I couldn't ask for more than that.