I needed a place for a month between selling one house & buying another and this cozy little flat more than met my needs.
Its large windows let in a good amount of light and its second floor makes it feel like a tree house. The little back porch is delightful for morning coffee or an evening glass of wine.
As a resident of Asheville for more than 17 years, I can tell you this is in a fabulous neighborhood, perhaps my favorite. It has interesting historic homes, is quiet at night, great for walking, lots of nice neighbors, dog-friendly and walking distance to a new bakery, a terrific taco place, a delicious ice cream shop as well as Whole Foods, Trader Joes and Harris Teeter. Less than a 15-minute walk to downtown Asheville and easy access to I-240, yet it's away from the noise and commotion.
Having stayed in other short term or vacation rentals in many different countries, as well as across the US, I will mention that a little bit TLC is needed here and there. However, that's reflected in the reasonable price. And that said, there are plenty of nice touches throughout and whatever it lacks in poshness & sophistication is more than made up for by its authenticity, unlike the cookie-cutter hotels downtown.
Recommended for solo travelers and visitors looking for a place that will permit having a dog. Especially worth mentioning – single female travelers should feel safe and comfortable here.