This 2 story apartment was accurately depicted in the photos. Very clean. Kitchen and living/dining area on first floor with couch that can sleep one person. Second floor holds two separate bedrooms each with a queen sized bed. Mattresses feel new and firm. The bathroom was fully functional and well equipped with linens.
This home was built in 1929 (according to Bob) and has the original hardwood floors as well as doors, doorways and molding. It has a lot of character. Flat screen tv on wall gets all cable channels. Keurig coffee maker stocked with different flavors was a nice touch, as was beer/wine waiting in fridge.
At check-in we met Bob, who was very personable. We had no issues at all during our stay. He responded to texts/emails promptly in setting up the rental.
House is in a neighborhood of architecturally similar homes amid the trees. This neighborhood feels urban yet rustic at the same time. Out the front door it is a 15 minute walk to downtown Asheville's dining and brewery scene. We made this trek a number of times very easily. The route is on sidewalks through urban streets of former residences converted to offices/law firms, etc. You feel safe on these streets. Out the back door and up the hill, you are in a runner/walker's wonderland. You can stroll or run through one of the most scenic residential neighborhoods I have ever seen. Houses tucked back into the forest going up the side of Town Mountain have incredible views to the west and south, including views of downtown. It is hard to believe you are still in the Asheville city limits, since you feel like you are in a resort community. You can easily put together a 5-6 mile run from the apartment.
We had a good experience and we would stay here again.