Conveniently Located in East Asheville just minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway, The Nature Center, shopping, dining, and every Asheville attraction. Dare to dream the dream of one of our finest Asheville NC cabins for rent. This gem among Asheville Log Cabins, will bring you back time after time for a stay at Dreamer's Mountain Cabin!

Enjoy views of Moores Pond and Little Pisgah Mountain from this 2 bedroom/one bath Mountain Cabin rental home. On the patio you will enjoy the relaxing view of mountain and pond while you grill on the Weber outdoor grill or lounge in the patio furniture. A 3+ acre pond is stocked with fish and you will enjoy watching herons, ducks and a variety of birds. There are miles of hiking trails in the woods on this 55 acre property, but you won't get cabin fever because This mountain cabin is minutes from Asheville as well.

Above It All is, in every sense, the best mountain vacation home you could ask for! Enjoy the best of both worlds located on the north side of Asheville about 15 minutes to downtown, it's also about 5 minutes to the charming town of Weaverville and to Blue Ridge Parkway access. From the master king bedroom on the ground floor with its Heavenly Bed featured in the Westin Hotels to the glorious yard with sparkling swimming pool and convenient private Hot Tub.

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Nestled in the peaceful mountain woods you'll relax as never before in the all wood log cabin (n.c luxury getaway + romantic) with 2 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Gaze upon fabulous panoramic mountain views while drifting away on the deck or in the hot tub. Great location within 20 minutes of Downtown Asheville and the famous Biltmore Estate. Relax in this romantic and secluded

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Arts and Crafts Classic in every way! In the heart of Asheville's historic Montford within a mile of Downtown Asheville, this 3 bedroom/2.5 bathroom bungalow has been gloriously renovated and furnished with historic accuracy by a "Griffin" award winning designer. Designed in 1913 by Richard Sharp Smith, chief architect of Biltmore Estate after Richard Morris Hunt died, every feature has been carefully thought out.

What glorious views! What beautiful decor!You will continue to find delights in this wonderful and convenient property overlooking the mountains and the city of Asheville.