Fabulous stay. You can't really tell from the pictures or the reviews, but the house is in the mountains, on a true mountain road, but close to major roads (less than five minutes). It's the perfect combination of feeling secluded in the mountains, but all the practicality of being close to town: EV chargers, grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, and within the delivery radius of various services like doordash and instacart. The entrance of the house faces trees, and on both sides of the house there's some grass space (one with a beautiful little porch with a firepit), so you get a lot of privacy: you can't see or hear the neighbors, which are pretty far away to begin with. The whole living room space was very inviting: felt like a log cabin, but more modern and comfortable. It even has a nook on the side with two small sofas and a big window through which you can enjoy the view.
A big plus for us was how clean the house was when we got there. We brought all sorts of disinfecting sprays and wipes, but didn't really feel like we needed to use them once we went in. Turnkey was pretty communicative with all our questions, making it easy to understand what to expect. The decor of the house is wonderful: you really feel like you're in a private getaway. It has some nice touches, like a wine fridge, some board games in the living room, a den with a work desk and printer, and access to the back porch from the living room and one of the bedrooms. The views from the porch and the bedrooms is spectacular. Pictures don't do it justice. The Smoky Mountains are known for the "smoke" or fog that settles around them during the morning. Seeing the sun rise and the fog dissipate over the course of the morning was a memorable show.
You're literally in the mountains, so you may see some wildlife (we saw a black bear by the house one day). Also, there's a relatively easy hiking trail (Collier Cove Nature Preserve) just a two minute drive from the house, on the same mountain road.
If you have an electric vehicle, you can plug in in the garage to a regular outlet. it charged at 4-5 miles per hour, which is pretty standard. A great addition would be to have a NEMA 14-50 outlet (dryer outlet) in the garage, as the only supercharger in Asheville is usually packed and doesn't charge all that fast.
Our only downsides were the water, the blinds, and the toilets. Water pressure was weak (somewhat better in the basement bedroom), and we were told that it's because it operates on a well, but we've stayed in houses with a well before and didn't have any complaints. Some of the blinds were missing the handle to open and close them, but this wasn't a big deal, as you could still pull them up or down with the cord. Even though the house has clearly been rehabbed recently (and looks amazing), they left the original toilets, which are very small and have an odd round shape. Also, the master bedroom doesn't really have a queen/king bed: it's really two twin mattresses next to each other, but it was comfortable enough for us.