I would consider this some what of a mixed review, from the hearts of two easy going people.
The tiny house itself was as expected. The space was perfectly utilized and had everything that was needed.
However, parking was never consistent and was not a good feeling every time we left that we might lose that small sliver of roadside parking across from the residence. The street parking on our first night was non-existent and the owners were nice enough to move their personal car and allow us to park in the driveway. The owners advised that the nearby church (a block or so away) was free game for overnight parking but we did not feel comfortable leaving our truck there (plus the listing states “street parking” which leads vacationers to believe it’s in direct premise of the tiny house.
Another turn off was the owners 2 dogs. As dog lovers, we understand the needs of them, but consistent barking walking to/from the tiny home got old fast. The owners acknowledged the uncontrollable barking dogs, however, did nothing to address the issue. They were cute dogs though!
Lastly, all the windows in the tiny house are great, but not for those looking to sleep past 7am. The upper side windows (facing the owners house to be added) do not have any blinds or privacy glass so the sun shines right into the adjacent loft. Leaves me to wonder if they could see right into the bedroom.
All in all the location was a short ride to any part of Asheville which was convenient. If you’re looking for a small getaway space and are ok with the above then this is the perfect place.