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About this cabin rental
The Main Level: Heart of the Home
Walk into an open-concept living space anchored by a classic wood-burning fireplace. The fully updated kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly to the deck, where you can start your morning in a rocking chair overlooking the water. This floor features a convenient King En Suite, perfect for those who prefer to avoid too many stairs.
The Loft: A Private Escape
The upper level is dedicated to a second King En Suite. The star of the show is the open loft area featuring two hanging swinging chairs that overlook the lake—the ultimate spot for an afternoon read or a quiet morning coffee.
The Terrace Level: The Fun Zone
Head downstairs to the ultimate entertainment hub! This level features:
A second cozy living area with gas logs and a futon.
A game room stocked with bumper pool and shuffleboard.
Two additional Queen bedrooms and a full bath, providing plenty of space for everyone to spread out.
Outdoor Living & Lake Access
The adventure continues just outside the basement door. Relax in one of the two hammocks in the shaded seating area, or gather around the fire pit in the Adirondack chairs as the sun sets. A private path leads you directly down to the water’s edge where your private dock, kayaks, and the serene lake await.
The Location: Gateway to Adventure
While it’s hard to leave the peace of the lake, The Lodge is perfectly positioned to explore the best of Western North Carolina.
Downtown Old Fort (10-15 mins): This charming mountain town is experiencing a major renaissance.
Breweries: Grab a creekside pint and a burger at Hillman Beer or visit Whaley Farm Brewery for unique English-style ales.
Wineries: Visit the newly opened Euda Winery for small-batch tastings just minutes away.
Dining & Treats: Don't miss Gogo’s for their famous handcrafted cinnamon rolls or Seeker Coffee for a morning latte.
Nature: We are just a short drive from the newly renovated Catawba Falls, one of the state's most stunning waterfalls. Hit Foothills Watershed for onsite bike trails, and newly opened brewery and BBQ menu.
Black Mountain (20 mins): Known as the "Little Town that Rocks," you'll find an array of eclectic shops, art galleries, and acclaimed restaurants just 15 miles up the mountain.
Asheville (30-35 mins): Enjoy world-class dining, the South Slope brewery district, and the historic Biltmore Estate. You’re close enough for a day trip but far enough to escape the crowds.








