A true mountain sanctuary, Ridgetop Hideaway is perched on 4 stunning acres of Appalachian beauty. This destination offers an abundance of privacy and is ideal for a romantic getaway or a last-minute escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The covered deck boasts picturesque sunset views and a constantly changing tapestry of mountains, sky, and clouds that will leave you stunned at the beauty!
About the Home
Ridgetop Hideaway offers a unique layout to maximize the stunning mountain view. The main entrance is located "upstairs," along with the kitchen, living room, and primary bedroom. The ground level is accessed via a traditional spiral staircase, which does not have a separate door.
• Open-concept main floor with dining for 4 and living room with 65" Smart TV for streaming
• Well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, drip-style coffee maker, and Keurig-style coffee maker
• Wood-burning fire pit with cozy seating and a nearby established garden
• Covered hot tub with bistro lighting
• Designed with a well-loved dog in mind, gates allow your favorite furry traveler to safely explore the wraparound deck and down into a small, fenced-in area beside the house
Where to Unwind
• Main floor primary bedroom with king-size bed and en suite bathroom with soaking tub and walk-in shower
• Lower-level sleeping space with queen-size bed, Smart TV for streaming, and full bathroom
Where to Explore
• Ovenbird Bakery | 15 minutes
• Short Sleeves Coffee | 15 minutes
• Rite Buy Grocery | 15 minutes
• Daymakers Slider Bar | 15 minutes
• Good Company Pizza | 15 minutes
• Blue Ridge Parkway | 18 minutes
• Ingles Market | 23 minutes
• Wicked Weed Brewing, Downtown Asheville | 25 minutes
• Biltmore Estate | 25 minutes
Important to Note: 4-WHEEL DRIVE or AWD with higher clearance is REQUIRED year-round to get to this high-altitude beauty; WE RECOMMEND FIRST ARRIVAL DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS. Approximately 0.9 mile of the drive to the home is on a gravel road, with some steeper inclines occurring within the final 0.3 mile. Greybeard homes are located close to Pisgah National Forest. Ladybugs and Kudzu Beetles may be seen in our area in the fall and winter months, and it is not uncommon for them to find their way into homes to escape the cooler weather from time to time. They are not poisonous and cannot be exterminated.
