The tiny house was in a great location! Minutes from west Asheville and about 10 minutes from downtown. During the day we could see some golfers just behind her property when on the back porch but overall felt very secluded and safe.
There is a private parking spot but it was a little tricky for our rental car to get out of due to the hill and gravel. If you are planning to go here to hike and are already expecting tough terrain to navigate in the mountains, you’ll likely be okay walking up/down the numerous steps to get down to the tiny house as long as your hands aren’t full. We are an active, young couple and we had to go slow and utilize the hand rail. Keep in mind that the ladder to get to the loft is pretty steep but once you get up there, there is more than enough ceiling height. The only other downside besides the outside steps was the lingering musty smell but it wasn’t a huge deterrent.
Sara did a great job of keeping all of the essentials (and more) stocked and ready to use! We probably didn’t need to bring any toiletries as she had everything there. There is a hot tub which is a nice touch especially after a day of hiking. She has a TV with Netflix on it, a few snacks, extra blankets, and even had Asheville pre-stamped postcards ready for us to send to family and friends!
Sara is good at communicating quickly to answer questions or address any problems. She recommended a local pizzeria and we took her advice - good thing because it was delicious! Don’t hesitate to reach out to her with any questions or suggestions.
Overall, I would recommend this tiny house to a friend going in the area if they don’t have any mobility impairments and have plans to be out and about a lot!