The location is excellent and the master bed was quite comfortable; however, it was cold. There is a note indicating the baseboard heaters do not work, leaving the only working heater in the living room.--it is sort of like a giant space heater. The owners noted that it is sufficient to heat the house and Google confirmed it is technically adequate for the square footage. But when you add walls, there is no way to move that heat into the other rooms.
The furniture in the living room is uncomfortably hard. You won't be spending much time on the sofas. The driveway is also quite steep and there is no street parking, which might make it challenging to pull a car in if Asheville gets one of their rare snow falls. The lack of street parking is noted in the listing, but not the steep driveway or suggestions should snow and ice build up.
On the plus side, the location can't be beat. It is close to everything and the neighborhood is quiet and walkable. The fenced back yard is a huge plus, as is the three-season porch if the weather is nice. It is dated, but well stocked for cooking at home. The internet was fine once we hooked up our router--but it isn't fair to judge the internet based on our experience as we work from home while traveling and have high internet needs.
I'd suggest a spring or fall stay if you're interested. To put the cold issue in perspective, we live in the upper midwest and were thankful we had an unplanned optional 3-day conference come up in Orlando during our second week at the rental. We chose to attend and re-plan our entire trip. Since we paid for a month, we sacrificed at least two weeks of rental money because we just didn't want to deal with the cold house any longer.