Asheville is a great town and this property was easy to access, comfortable to stay in, and easy to check in and out of.. thanks

The listing description was exactly what we found upon arrival. Location was great. The house was very clean and well maintained. The owner was helpful with questions and left a book of information which was also extremely helpful including recommendations for restaurants. Weather permitting, there are several places to eat within a good walking distance. I would recommend this property and I would stay again.

This is a very unique house and my college friend and I enjoyed our three night stay in Asheville. I was in the king sized bed, which was a good choice as my window coverings let in light and I am a morning person. My friend's front bedroom dark shades allowed her to continue snoozing. The attention to detail to preserve the older wooden bedroom doors reminded me of my senior year college apartment (from the late 60's). However, the brand new kitchen was definitely modern and spacious. I enjoyed using it. The bird feeder kept me constantly watching all the cardinals and blue jays that happened by. It was unseasonably cool during our visit in mid-May, so didn't get a chance to sit outside. The house is set in a very interesting diverse neighborhood. I am from Miami and my friend from Augusta, GA and we found the neighbors friendly as I waved good morning as we were both putting trash out. A former Catholic School two doors down was purchased in the early 1970's by a church whose own building burned down. It was a great story to read on the internet. The building fascinated me with its classic statues of Saint Anthony Padu. We found Trader Joe's through town across the Interstate which I loved. My friend preferred the VERY nice Harris Teeter Grocery store next door. Between the two we found things for a light supper the evenings we didn't eat out. We enjoyed walking around downtown. The Ten Thousand Villages was very intriguing with crafts made around the globe and I bought several items for gifts. Of course the Biltmore was fabulous and the next day we had fun rummaging around the Antique Tobacco Barn. Found some "treasures" we couldn't resist. Thanks for a lovely introduction to Asheville through living in a very fun house. I bet its history is also interesting.

We enjoyed the house, it was just as advertised, well stocked, very clean and quiet. The home was larger than I expected, the room off the back with the futon served as a third bedroom. Nice house, long walk downtown but Uber is only about $6, so it all worked out well. Great weekend for our family & friend.