Dana and Hunter provided for an outstanding Airbnb stay in Asheville. The house was easy to find. (Be forewarned: the road is gravel and looks like a driveway - indeed there is a driveway right next to it; if you're not careful you'll drive past the first time. But it's a short well-maintained road of about 100 yards that leads up the hill to three or four houses, so no worries on that front.) The small neighborhood is spacious and the neighbors were both quiet and friendly - we tried to return the favor. There was a flock of turkeys that also call the neighborhood home, and they paid social visits in the early morning and evening. They never wanted to sit and talk with us, but they didn't seem to mind when we stared.
The house itself is really well maintained and just like the pictures suggest. In fact, it's a good bit roomier than we expected. Dana and Hunter have paid attention to the details with lots of extra touches. We particularly liked the baskets of sundries on each bed and the description of all the artwork in the house manual. Communication couldn't have been better. I hope this house is available next time we visit Asheville, because we would absolutely stay again.