Endless View | Pet-Friendly, Game Room, Fire Pit & Mountain View!

Ideal for those seeking a private getaway that is still close to all of the attractions and activities the Asheville area offers, this chic, pet-friendly home provides the perfect place to land between adventures and is guaranteed to keep you entertained and dreaming of its "Endless View!"

About the Home
• Well-equipped kitchen with gas range, dishwasher, and coffee bar with standard, drip-style coffee maker and Keurig.
• The living room features a cozy, gas fireplace and a Smart TV. The dining area has seating for 6 and island seating for 4.
• Screened-in porch with outdoor dining for 4 and open-air deck with gas fire table.
• Spacious, fully-fenced yard overlooking impressive, long-range mountain views.
• Lower-level game room with an arcade game, shuffleboard table, sectional seating, and 65" Smart TV.
• Dedicated workspace in the primary bedroom with a desk, scanner, and printer.

Where to Unwind
• Main floor bedroom with queen-size bed and 40" SmartTV. A full bathroom, with a walk-in shower, can be accessed from the main floor hallway.
• Upper-level primary bedroom with king-size bed, TV for streaming, private vanity area, and balcony.
• Upper-level bedroom with king-size bed and cozy reading nook.
• Both upstairs bedrooms share a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower and jetted soaking tub.

Where to Explore
• Nearest Gas + Grocery, Ingles Markets | 12 minutes
• Rocky's Hot Chicken Shack | 16 minutes
• Sunny Point Cafe | 18 minutes
• New Belgium Brewing Company | 20 minutes
• Downtown Asheville | 24 minutes
• The Biltmore Estate | 30 minutes

Important to Note: This house is dog-friendly, with a $100.00 non-refundable fee per dog (maximum of two). Sorry, this home is not cat-friendly due to common allergies. For security purposes, there are several exterior cameras stationed around the property.

Greybeard homes are located near Pisgah National Forest. Ladybugs and Kudzu Beetles are prevalent in our area in the fall and winter months, and they will find their way into homes to escape the cooler weather. They are not poisonous and cannot be exterminated.