Comté de Buncombe : locations de vacances dans des cabanes perchées

Roaring Fork Chalet Long Range Views Mt Mitchell

The chalet is a warm and comfy place to relax, cool off, hike/bike a trail or two, enjoy long-range views(elevation is 3,383 feet - Mt Mitchell is 6,683), listen to some good music, sip your favorite drink, and rejuvenate your soul. Roaring Fork Chalet has paved roads that are all well-maintained. The mountain roads are curvy, and the subdivision is steep in parts. No four-wheel drive is needed to get to the chalet except in the winter months. Dog accepted with/ prior approval (fee applies).

Raven Rock Mountain Skyscraper Treehouse

Ascend the 50ft Raven Rock Treehouse amidst the pristine wilderness of the Eastern Continental Divide, and immerse yourself in the truly radical off-grid therapy experience, allowing you to explore the scenic surroundings and escape from the everyday hustle and bustle. Despite the feeling of complete seclusion, you'll be delighted to discover that everything you might need is conveniently close by. ✔ 50ft Up in the Air! ✔ Comfy Queen Bed & Sofa ✔ Kitchenette/Dining ✔ Deck See more below!

Woodland Chalet/Peaceful Forest Retreat

Taproot Sanctuary is an enchanted mountain retreat, surrounded by stunning views and vast intact forest, only 35 minutes from downtown Asheville. A perfect tiny escape from busy life for those wishing to venture a bit out of town. Our charming woodland home nestles within the tree canopy, backed into the Big Ivy Pisgah National Forest. Rejuvenate in this incredibly peaceful retreat imbued by a melodious orchestra of birds and insects. Relax on the swing with a warm brew or refreshing beverage.

Happy Place Treehouse Apt w/Private Deck in Forest

Treehouse studio apt w/ a living Beech tree growing through your private deck. Surrounded by forest. Comfy queen size bed, rainforest shower, full kitchen stocked with essentials, washer & dryer, LED Fireplace, Starlink WiFi, Hammocks & rocking bench outside. Attached to a home but fully private w/ its own driveway, entrance and living spaces. No shared spaces or interaction between units. Surrounded by trees. Rural mountainous area 25 min to Black Mountain & Fairview 35 Min to Asheville

Big Tiny Home w/ Alpaca, Asheville minutes away

Soak up the farm life in a Big Tiny Home; 15 minutes from Asheville. Bring the outside in & inside out with garage doors that open up fully to the master bedroom and kitchen area. Sitting on a 2-acre pasture with 2 small creeks that meet in the corner; with a sunset that goes down just above. Walk off the deck to feed "alpaca and friends". Collect fresh farm eggs and produce from the organic garden during season. Relax on the hammock or sit by the fire pit; while grilling your favorite foods.

Snowbird treehouse

A 10ftx10ft treehouse built around a hickory tree with a wood deck. It looks over a creek 30 feet below. There are electric switches/outlets and fan/oil heater. Climb a ladder to the sleeping loft with a standard full size bed. The loft has a peak high enough to stand up under. Cook outside on gas grill. No running water but there's a drinking water dispenser. The bathroom is a composting toilet and outdoor shower with solar tank at the end of a 25ft path, adjacent to the treehouse.

HiTop • Walkable West Asheville, Birds & Balcony

Kick back at The HiTop, a bright upstairs suite in walkable West Asheville — near Haywood Rd’s shops, restaurants, and breweries, close to the River Arts District, and a quick Uber to downtown. Enjoy a queen bed, coffee bar, mini-fridge, microwave, smart TV, spacious bath, and a private rooftop deck. Includes entrance, parking, and bike storage. Adjacent to Haylo if traveling with friends. We love kids, but the HiTop isn’t child-friendly and sound travels, so it’s best for adults.

The Bird House

I created a passive solar tiny house, with tons of south facing windows & beautiful mountain views. It's located just 4 miles from downtown Marshall & it is about 20-25 mins. from both Asheville & Hot Springs. There are plenty of outdoor activities nearby which include horseback riding, rafting/paddling on the French Broad River, zip-lining, hiking (we have more details in the host guidebook). Come enjoy a nice peaceful stay in this modern tiny home surrounded by greenery.

Retreat in the trees. Organic Farm

Built on our Organic farm, largely from trees harvested and sawn here. Insulated and heated. Deck overlooks Beaverdam Creek. Great space on a cold or dreary winter's day for a retreat. We have a furnished kitchen available for use by our airbnb guests. Bathhouse is also shared in a stand alone building. Our campsites and treehouse are all creekside in bottom land. In monsoon rains, a short walk is required for access. In normal weather one can drive right up to our spaces.