Downtown Bryson City 2 Bedroom Apartment, Perfect for Polar Express!

This new, den-style, 2 bedroom apartment is in the heart of Bryson City making it easy to walk to all restaurants & breweries downtown as well as The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad (Perfect for Polar Express!). The space is accessible to all of downtown yet tucked away and private. The apartment features an open space living perfect for watching TV, gathering together to play cards, and sharing meals. Both bedrooms feature queen beds with cotton bedding. The full bathroom has a with tub/shower combo while the half bath is suited with large vanity. The kitchen is fully stocked and features a refrigerator, microwave, stovetop, toaster, and coffeemaker (with local coffee provided).
Island Street is in Downtown Bryson City behind Everett Street (the main street with shops and restaurants) and you will be walking distance to all shops, restaurants, breweries, Great Smoky Mountains Railroad, and Island Park. The Tuckasegee River is also a neighbor to the apartment where you may fish (with permit) and kayak/tube through town. A Friday farmer's market takes place in a small park, next to the Bryson City Aquarium, a short walk away from the space

The apartment does not allow pets.

Free street parking available for apartment guests.

Guests will have access to entire unit. The apartment sits between an art gallery and small office. Please expect some street noise.

To ensure you have a comfortable experience, we provide a starter supply of the following items:
Trash Bags
Laundry Detergent
Dishwasher Pods
Paper Towels
Toilet Paper
Toiletries
Coffee
Firewood
Propane for the gas grill
Please note that these supplies are intended to get you started and may not be sufficient for your entire stay. You may need to purchase additional supplies depending on the length of your stay and your usage needs. We suggest you visit the grocery store before arriving at your cabin. Bryson City’s main grocery store, Ingles, closes at 10pm most of the year but may close earlier in the Winter months.