House in Black Mountain, NC
Reasons to book
About this house rental
Why Guests Love It Here
- End-of-street privacy backed by forest on two sides
- Large yard with fire pit, cornhole, giant Connect Four, Jenga, and ladder toss
- Fully equipped for babies and toddlers — see the full list below
- Kitchen genuinely stocked for cooking full meals
- Back deck with a propane grill and dining for six
- Individual mini splits in every room — set your own temperature
- Full-size washer and dryer with detergent provided
- Parking for three vehicles, no fighting for a spot
- Five minutes to downtown, ten to Montreat, twenty-five to Asheville
Arrival & the Front Porch
Pull onto the level drive, climb the porch steps, and let the quiet register. The loudest thing you'll hear at night is wind moving through the tree line.
- Level lot with easy parking for three vehicles
- Seven steps from the parking area up to the front porch and door
- Front porch to land on before you head inside
- Electronic keypad lock — your code arrives a few days before check-in
- Backup keybox on the porch; call our local manager if the lock gives you trouble
Living Room
The whole main floor opens at once — living, dining, and kitchen in one bright space. Sink into the sectional with a coffee, put a movie on, or pull a game off the buffet and let the afternoon go where it wants.
- Sectional sofa seating six to eight
- Large smart TV (bring your own streaming logins)
- Buffet stocked with board games for kids and adults
- Retro Nintendo Wii and games
- Dedicated mini split
- Modern furniture and decor throughout
Kitchen & Dining
Built for people who actually cook. Natural stone runs the length of the counters, the farmhouse sink is deep enough for the big pans, and there's room for four at the island while somebody works the stove.
- Large island with seating for four
- Natural stone countertops and deep farmhouse sink
- Refrigerator with built-in ice maker and water dispenser
- Electric range and oven, dishwasher
- Fully stocked: cookware, bakeware, knives, utensils, silverware
- Basic pantry staples — oils and seasonings
- Half bath just off the kitchen and living room
Back Deck
Step out the kitchen door and the trees close in around you. Fire up the grill, set the table, and eat outside — nobody's watching but the birds.
- Brand-new propane grill, propane provided
- Spare tank stored under the deck (let us know if you run one out)
- Outdoor dining table seating six
- Steps down into the backyard
Backyard & Side Yard
Room to run, room to play, and enough tree cover that the yard feels like it belongs only to you.
- Cornhole
- Giant Connect Four
- Ladder toss
- Propane firepit
- Large level backyard plus a side yard, both wrapped in trees
Traveling With Little Ones
Pack lighter. We've done this trip too, and we stocked the house with the gear that never fits in the car. Most of it lives under the bunk beds and in the primary closet.
- Pack and play with blackout cover
- High chair
- Baby gate
- Baby monitor
- White noise machine
- Inflatable baby bath seat
- Whale-shaped non-slip shower mat
- Potty seat
- Sink faucet extender
- Step stool in each bathroom
- Outlet covers and cabinet locks
- Board games, books and toys for kids of all ages in the living room buffet
- Level, tree-lined backyard with room to run
Primary Bedroom
Right at the top of the stairs. Queen bed, fan turning overhead, reading lights within arm's reach, and a door straight into the bathroom.
- Queen bed with ceiling fan and reading lights
- Direct access to the full bathroom
- Dresser and closet
- Pack and play, high chair, and baby gate in the closet
- Laundry basket and hangers provided
- Its own mini split
Bunk Room
For the kids, or whoever loses the coin toss. One bunk with two twins side by side on the bottom and a third up top.
- Bunk bed sleeping three (two twins below, one above)
- Small dresser
- Its own mini split
- Magnetic oversized tic-tac-toe game
- Baby and toddler gear stored underneath
Full Bathroom
Shared between the primary bedroom and the hallway, so it works whichever side you're coming from.
- Shower and tub combo
- Hair dryer in the vanity
- Bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths provided
- Black makeup-removal towels
Laundry
- Full-size washer and dryer in the upstairs closet
- Detergent and dryer sheets provided — just ask if you need more
Every Bed, Every Time
- Mattress protectors, fitted and flat sheets
- Pillows with protectors and cases
- Duvet with washable cover
- Extra pillows and throw blankets in the closet
What's Nearby
Downtown Black Mountain — 5 minutes
-Town Hardware & General Store — creaky wood floors and a little bit of everything
-Independent shops and art galleries along State and Cherry Streets
-Dripolator, Recess Coffee, and The Laundry Collective for morning coffee
-Trailhead, Black Mountain Bistro, and Foothills Grange for casual dinner
-The Pure & Proper, Bev's Steak, and Hell or High Water for a night out
-Bush Farmhouse — farm-to-table with gardens and animals the kids can visit
-Lookout Brewing and Black Mountain Brewing, both dog-friendly with patios
-Pisgah Brewing — big taproom and live music most nights
Outdoors — 5 to 45 minutes
-Lake Tomahawk — half-mile loop, mountain views, playground, and pool
-Montreat trail system, about 10 minutes north
-Old Fort and Catawba Falls, a short hop east on I-40
-Blue Ridge Parkway overlooks
-Mount Mitchell, the highest peak east of the Mississippi
-Chimney Rock and Lake Lure, about 40 minutes south on scenic NC 9
Farther Afield
-Downtown Asheville — 25 minutes down I-40
-Biltmore Estate — about 30 minutes
-Asheville's River Arts District and South Slope breweries
The closet in the bunk room is used for cleaning supplies and isn't available to guests. Everything else in the home is yours.
This home is not step-free. There are seven steps from the parking area to the front porch, and both bedrooms and the full bathroom are on the second floor. A half bath is available on the main floor.
Amenities
Map of Black Mountain, NC








