Imagine bubble baths under the moon, views of trees and birds, and a getaway with your favorite someone.
The Farmhouse pairs crisp white board-and-batten and a black metal roof with a deck facing the mountain landscape.
Inside, the kitchen uses buffalo check and blue-and-white china, while a queen bedroom and double sleeper sofa make room for four. The defining feature is outside: a double slipper tub on the deck beneath the open sky.
Choose it for the tub, the private fire pit, and an easy home base just outside Asheville.
The Farmhouse takes cues from the practical homes that have long shaped the Southern Appalachian landscape: a crisp gable, a metal roof, a straightforward porch, and rooms designed to feel useful rather than precious.
Its modern twist sits outside. The double slipper tub turns the deck into a private open-air retreat, letting the old farmhouse silhouette and the Blue Ridge setting share the same frame.
An unhurried day that connects Farmhouse to Western North Carolina’s cultivated and handmade traditions.
The North Carolina Arboretum includes cultivated gardens, a bonsai collection, native azaleas, and more than ten miles of trails.
Plan an Arboretum dayThe Folk Art Center shares the work of Southern Appalachian makers through galleries, shops, exhibitions, and demonstrations.
See current demonstrationsFrench Broad Chocolate’s downtown lounge offers a focused final stop for truffles, cakes, drinks, and take-home gifts.
Visit the chocolate loungeTrail conditions, exhibitions, and demonstrations vary by season. Check each official source that morning.
The double slipper tub sits on the deck with a bath caddy and stunning Blue Ridge scenery beyond the railing. It is the Farmhouse's defining feature and a clear place to slow the evening down.
Choose your Farmhouse dates for an open-air soak and an unhurried Blue Ridge evening.
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