House in Ashe County
Reasons to book
About this house rental
There’s a chicken coop next to the barn; expect the rooster call in the morning. We include a white-noise machine if you’d like it.
The loft can run cool in cold snaps; you’ll have space heaters and a wood-burning stove to keep you toasty.
Pool table + Sonos + records galore. No TV by design.
Inside the loft, old-barn character meets simple comforts. Climb the wide steps to a light-filled space with tongue-and-groove warmth, a vintage pool table, and a Sonos sound system next to a wall of vinyl—hundreds of records to spin from sunrise to last ember. There’s intentionally no TV; the soundtrack here is music, crackling fire, and creek song.
When mountain air turns crisp, cozy up with the wood-burning stove (we provide firewood) or use the supplemental space heaters provided. Bedding is hotel-quality and layered for comfort, and the kitchenette keeps morning coffee and easy meals effortless.
Life on the farm is relaxed and hands-on. Stroll the pasture to greet the chickens and collect fresh eggs. If you’re a bee lover, we’re happy to show you our hives. Wander miles of marked trails through meadows and along the creek, sway in a hammock beneath towering poplars, pick seasonal fruit (blueberries, apples, pears), or grab a fishing pole and relax by our pond. Don’t miss the 13-acre summit meadow at the very top of the property—a fire-pit perch with sweeping views of Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Rogers, and rolling waves of Blue Ridge peaks. Linger at sunset, then wrap up in the binoculars-and-blankets stash for unforgettable stargazing.
The barn space doubles as a venue for small weddings, reunions, and celebrations. It also shares the land with our restored Farmhouse Cabin and the handcrafted Treehouse Cabin perched on a distant ridge. Reserve one or pair it with the others for two (or three!) very different perspectives on the same magical property.








