Ideal for a family of four.

Two bedrooms. Queen Master downstairs. Queen guest in the loft.

One bathroom with vintage clawfoot shower/tub.

Fully stocked kitchen with everything needed to prepare every meal.

French Press.

Propane Grill.

Dining room setting for six.

Laundry.

High Speed Internet.

50” TV w/ Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Max, Peacock and more.

Luxury Linens and Towels.

Toiletries; Shampoo, Conditioner, Soap.

Firepit with s’mores kits.

Welcome bottle of wine.

Local Coffee Grounds.

Pillow Mints.

Hair Dryer and Iron/Ironing Board.

Board Games.

This cabin was originally a barn that we converted into what you see today. We have tried to create a relaxing, cozy, authentic Appalachian cabin that can be shared with others. Much of the decor in the cabin are family heirlooms. The desk that is at the front door was my Great Grandfather's coal miners desk (on my Dad's side). It is made from dynamite boxes. The smaller photograph in the dining room is of him, Andy Black. He was a coal miner and passed away from a coal mining accident shortly after that picture was taken. My Grandfather, Pa Black, took his place working in the same coal mine at the age of 14. The head lamp inside the desk shelf was the one he wore in the mine. The man in the other larger photo is the brother of my Great Grandfather. The small foot stool was carved by my Great Grandfather (on my mom's side) He was a member of the Highland Crafter's Guild which you can visit and shop at in Biltmore Village. My Great Grandmother did the needlepoint on top. The Hardy Boy's collection is my dad's that he has had since he was young. We hope you feel welcome and enjoy your time at the cabin, and come back to visit