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The Greystone Cabin is depicted from an angle that showcases its rustic charm and modern design. A stone chimney rises from the side, while a covered porch provides outdoor seating. The surrounding greenery and hillside add a natural backdrop, enhancing the serene mountain setting.
Cabin in Vilas
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Upscale creekside cabin 15 min to Boone

Greystone Cabin on Cove Creek is an all-new luxury mountain cabin featuring a babbling creek and 6 person hot tub with stunning views of the surrounding mountains! 15 min from the shops & dining of downtown Boone, this rustic-chic Cabin offers 5 star comfort and relaxation inside & out! Ski in the winter, fish 3 types of trout, tubing & soak in our creek, swing over the creek and relax by the fire pit. Enjoy all the peaceful bliss watching the cows and horses graze our “Mini Ireland” property!

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An open deck area features modern outdoor seating arranged around a wooden table. The seating offers views of the bay and surrounding greenery, creating a serene space for relaxation. Natural light illuminates the space, highlighting the wood and neutral tones of the furnishings.
Home in Kitty Hawk
5 out of 5 average rating, 102 reviews

NEW/2bd/Waterfront/Hottub/bikes/kayaks/sunrise

Relax with friends and family at "Sunrise Bay". Just built in 2024, this 1300 sqft 2 bedroom cottage is quaint and stylish and offers some of the most sought after views that the Outer Banks can offer. Nestled back in the heart of Kitty Hawk Village on Hay Point, guests will enjoy a private and peaceful stay with views of the bay and dock access. Sunrise Bay is only 1.8 miles from the Kitty Hawk Beach bathhouse and is centrally located to many restaurants food/convenience stores and local shops.

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An outdoor seating area is shown with a fire pit, surrounded by lush greenery and mountain views. A bottle of wine and a glass sit on the table, with additional glasses nearby, capturing a serene ambiance as the sun sets in the background.
Cabin in Waynesville
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

MountainViews|HotTub|FirePit|BBQ|EV Charger

20 Min to Waynesville with Main Street Shops, Fine Dining and Breweries 20 Min to Blue Ridge Parkway 25 Min to Cataloochee Ski Area 25 - 45 Min to Great Smoky Mountains National Park 35 Min to Asheville Private cabin inside gated community located in Waynesville, the 'Gateway to the Smokies'. Enjoy endless adventures in the breathtaking mountains of Western NC or simply relax in our fully equipped cabin with year round mountain views, hot tub, covered porch, multiple fireplaces and a game loft.

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The cabin is set against a lush backdrop, illuminated by soft lighting from multiple windows. A spacious deck extends from the structure, creating an inviting outdoor area. Solar panels can be seen on the roof, emphasizing eco-friendly features, while a winding path adds charm to the approach.
Cabin in Canton
5 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

Views/Hot tub/Close to AVL/Privacy/King bed

At the end of a cove, Mighty View Cabin offers the perfect blend of comfortable modern luxury and peaceful warm mountain cabin vibes. Enjoy 4+ acres of land and be smitten by the most breathtaking views. Close to the fun city of Asheville (20 miles), and all that WNC has to offer, this cabin is a great base for your explorations and activities. You can also just stay put to kick back and relax on the porch, in the hot tub or in front of a fire. Once you're here, you will not want to leave.

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A charming cottage exterior is displayed, featuring warm wood siding and a welcoming red door. A small decorative bicycle is positioned next to a potted plant, enhancing the entrance's inviting appearance. The deck includes wooden railings, providing access to the surrounding natural landscape.
Tiny home in Weaverville
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 645 reviews

Tiny Home on Alpaca Farm Asheville 15 Minutes Away

The Peacock Cottage features wood ceilings & walls, tile floors, kitchenette & a nice sized shower. A large picture window lets the natural light in w/ a view of a pasture w/ alpaca, sheep, & a Scotland Highland cow! Enjoy a 2nd pasture w/ 4 friendly goats; as well as 12 egg laying hens and an organic garden (seasonal) & 2 small creeks. With the serenity of being in the country, this property sits only 2 minutes off the interstate and is as close as 15 minutes from the heart of Asheville.

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A cozy living space features a faux cowhide rug and a rounded coffee table topped with decorative plants. A comfortable recliner sits beside a wall-mounted television and an electric fireplace, while a small dining area with bar stools is visible in the background.
Cabin in Morganton
5 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

The Little Cabin near Lake James

The Little Cabin is a 100+ year old, tastefully renovated cabin nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mts. It is a perfect spot for a personal retreat or romantic getaway, tucked away in the woods. The surrounding area offers stunning scenery, abundant hiking trails and opportunities to explore the beauty of nature. Guests may bring a boat, with several places close by to launch, and plenty of space to park at the cabin. Escape, unwind, and make memories at The Little Cabin!!

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The cabin features a wooden exterior and a spacious porch supported by pillars. Seating arrangements are visible on the porch, with a natural landscape of trees surrounding the structure. The ground slopes gently, enhancing the cabin's connection to its natural setting.
Cabin in Mars Hill
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 240 reviews

Cherith: The Perfect Getaway To Get Away

Enjoy serene country living while having the convenience of amenities at Mars Hill, Marshall, Hot Springs and Weaverville. The cabin is 3.9 miles from I-26 and 22 miles from downtown Asheville. Relax on the screened in porch while soaking in the hot tub. View the turkey & deer roaming the area. Watch TV while sitting by the gas logs. Enjoy excellent dinning, hiking, rafting, biking, snow skiing, and site seeing In the picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina.

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A modern living area is highlighted by a striking black accent wall featuring an abstract artwork above a contemporary fireplace. Soft, neutral furnishings, including a white sofa with plush cushions, create a cozy seating arrangement. Large windows bring in natural light, complementing open shelving.
Home in Blowing Rock
5 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews

Branches at Cross Creek Farms

As you walk down to this tucked away home, reality starts to fade away. You will be greeted with Large covered porch that invites you into the home. This home features an open floor plan, walls of windows that overlook the mature trees. This home was designed for a luxurious couples retreat thoughtfully designed with stylish furnishings and art work, spa like bathroom where you can soak in a vessel tub over looking nature in privacy. Come and relax @ Branches Of Cross Creek.

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A modern chalet surrounded by lush greenery showcases a spacious wooden deck with comfortable seating. The structure features a pitched roof and large windows. A gravel path leads to the home, framed by vibrant plants and trees, creating a serene outdoor environment.
Chalet in Blowing Rock
5 out of 5 average rating, 152 reviews

Modern Luxe A-Frame: Sauna, Hot Tub & Fire Pit

Moon-A-Chalet: A place where mind, body and spirit escape. Time to slow down, reconnect, restore and explore. Come home to Moon-A-Chalet to enjoy a romantic getaway, a peaceful retreat or a wanderlust fulfillment. Minutes from the quaint mountain towns of Blowing Rock and Boone, the infamous Blue Ridge Parkway, and Appalachian Ski Mountain, this chalet is perfectly situated to provide parties of two, four seasons of fun and adventure in the High Country.

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A suspended swinging bridge connects the treehouse to the surrounding nature. Constructed with sturdy wooden beams and a woven rope netting, the bridge provides a unique access point, surrounded by scenic mountain views and soft landscaping. Solar lamps line the pathway for visibility.
Treehouse in Marion
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 241 reviews

Elevated Escape|Treehouse+Hot Tub+Hiking/Falls

⭐️ Brand New Treehouse suspended 16 ft high ⭐️Swinging Bridge ⭐️ Breathtaking Mountain View ⭐️Onsite half mile hike to Waterfall ⭐️Hot Tub on deck with View ⭐️Close to Asheville and Black Mountain ⭐️Hiking/Creek access on site ⭐️ 90 acres backed up to Pisgah Nat’l Forest ⭐️Small petting farm with goats, donkey on site ⭐️Marion recently voted #1 area to purchase vacation property by Travel & Leisure ⭐️ Black-out Shades on all windows and doors

Top guest favorite
A bright and airy living space features large windows that invite natural light. A comfortable couch and side chairs are arranged around a wooden coffee table, with soft decorative elements enhancing the calm ambiance. Light-colored walls and flooring create a serene atmosphere.
Treehouse in Old Fort
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 755 reviews

Luxurious Secluded Romantic Treehouse with Hot Tub

***2020 #1 Airbnb Most Wish-listed property in North Carolina*** Take a short walk on well lit path to an oasis in the woods. A swinging bridge welcomes you to a quiet, cozy home in the trees, surrounded by native Laurel and abundant hardwoods. Listen to the birds while having your morning coffee on the deck or relax in the hot tub below. The home is located on 14 acres. Old Fort is 10 minutes to Black Mountain and 20 minutes to Asheville.

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The interior space features warm wooden walls and large windows offering expansive mountain views. A spacious bed is adorned with a vibrant red throw, and a cozy seating area is present. A dining table with black chairs and a console table complete the inviting space.
Treehouse in Marion
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Views, Outdoor Tub, Hiking Trls, 30minto Asheville

🍁 Suspended, Treehouse With Views 🍁 Hiking trails to a Waterfall 🍁 Fire-pit with Hammock Swings 🍁 Outdoor Kitchen Countertop with Blackstone 🍁 Outdoor Tub 🛁 - Will be CLOSED Mid Nov - March due to below freezing temps. 📍 5 mins to Old Fort, NC 📍 15 mins to Marion 📍 20 mins to Black Mountain 📍 30 mins to downtown Asheville 📍 25 mins to Blue Ridge Parkway 📍 45 mins to Mt. Mitchell (highest peak east of the Mississippi)

Popular amenities for North Carolina vacation rentals

All about North Carolina

North Carolina has a little bit of everything: city life, mountain getaways, coastal fun, the most visited national park in the country, the Great Smoky Mountains. Whether you’re into urban culture or Mother Nature, the state has got you covered. Towns run the gamut from tech hubs like Raleigh to smaller bohemian communities like Asheville. On the Eastern Seaboard, there’s the port city of Wilmington, home to one of North Carolina’s more popular seaside getaways, as well as the rugged Outer Banks, which span more than 100 miles of pristine coastline. And, of course, there’s the largest metropolis, Charlotte, a center for the state’s pro sports franchises as well as the famed Charlotte Motor Speedway. One of the country’s top craft beer destinations, North Carolina also boasts more than 340 breweries and gastropubs.

What are the top things to do in North Carolina?

The Blue Ridge Parkway

The 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway starts in Great Smoky Mountains National Park near the Tennessee-North Carolina border and winds its way northeast into Virginia, offering scenery galore paired with glimpses of Appalachian culture and Cherokee life. Popular stops include Grandfather Mountain and the Mile High Swinging Bridge with its 360-degree views of the surrounding mountains.

Carova Beach

If watching wild horses roam a sandy beach sounds like something out of a fairy tale, then you’ll want to add Carova Beach to your itinerary. The northernmost community in the Outer Banks is accessible only by unpaved beach, and the 100 Corolla wild horses that populate the area are descendants of the Spanish mustangs that arrived by colonial ships in the 1500s. Other herds are scattered throughout the barrier islands. Be sure to keep your distance and never feed the animals.

The Biltmore

The largest home in America looms just outside Asheville. Built in 1895, the 175,000-square-foot mansion once served as the home of George and Edith Vanderbilt. Take in the fascinating history of their railroad dynasty while on a self-guided tour of the 8,000-acre estate, which includes a winery.

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