Cinnamon Swirl
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Asheville, Buncombe County
Described by New York Daily News as "folksy and fabulous", – we couldn't agree more when it comes to this home in Asheville. Combining the home's original features with refined luxury, the hardwood floors, the original structure and many small architectural details remain faithful to the spaces long-lasting history while modern interiors and home comforts present a serene space that makes relaxing easy.
Chestnut Bricks
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Downtown, Asheville
Surrounded by gorgeous brickwork with the daylight pouring in through the windows, this cosy apartment is perfect for a family getaway to the city of Asheville. The wooden features in the kitchen make even cooking a meal a delight, as your loved ones sit at the breakfast bar patiently waiting for a tasty plate of food.
Charming Kirkwood Retreat
12 guests
4 bedrooms
Kirkwood, Atlanta
This elegant and tastefully decorated home presents the perfect haven for your vacation escape in one of Atlanta's trendiest neighborhoods, Kirkwood. Nestled just minutes from Downtown, this property offers a serene retreat with unparalleled convenience.
Smoky Mountain Retreat
6 guests
2 bedrooms
Sevier County, Tennessee
With Smoky Mountain views, a private hot tub and the serenity that comes with a secluded setting in the woods, there’s so much to love about this home. Sure, at full occupancy, two people will sleep on the sofa bed in the games room, but it’s a small price to pay for this home’s enviable location.
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