Spa at Biltmore Village

This is an incredibly relaxing spa for men and women located in the historic Biltmore village. Relax with them as you in enjoy a complimentary beverage. Other things they provide for you include aromatic foot soaks, warm neck wraps, hot towels and lots of other extras. For a relaxing experience, call (828) 277-2639.

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The ScreenDoor

Looking for antiques, yet you still want them to be furniture and not just decoration? The ScreenDoor is the place to visit, they have a wide and beautiful selection on various pieces of furniture. For more info call (828) 277-3667.

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Tops For Shoes

Asheville is not a huge town, but still requires a good portion of walking especially with those hills when you are walking downtown. If you don’t think your shoes fit the streets of Asheville or just doesn’t go with what your wearing, Tops for shoes is your place. For better style call 828-254-6721.

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Village Antiques

Really another antique shop? While the owners of this store are physically in Asheville, their minds are thinking internationally. Village Antiques is unique because they collect items from across the globe! They regularly have shipments from France and England. They also have a collection of African art and pottery. If you want the best-looking house call 828-252-5090.

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WNC Farmers Market

This is by far the biggest farmers market in WNC. This market has any and all produce you can think of. If you like to cook your own food or take something for the road this is the place to be. This market is very unique meaning you do not want to miss it.

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B. B. Barns

Being in the mountains in the aspect of plants means that there are several species of plants they may only be found here in the mountains. If you are a local, B. B. Barns has an excellent expert staff that can give you tips and tricks on your gardening. If you are visiting Asheville, a potted plant my just be your perfect gift or souvenir. For more info on how you might have an incredible experience with agriculture call (828) 650-7300.

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Asheville Outlets

Just a mere 2 miles from the cottages, the Asheville Outlets contain over 70 stores that will look good on you. The outlets are closest attraction to the cottages in the Asheville area. If you are looking for the latest styles with the best brands while still wanting to keep your wallet full, the outlets are your best choice.

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Antique Tobacco Barn

Asheville is an old town there is a lot of history in it. With history comes great antiques. Antique tobacco Barn has over 77,000 square feet of antiques and over 75 different dealers hoping to provide for you the perfect antique. To see how many antiques could really fit in 77,000 square feet call (828) 252-7291.

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Buncombe County Civil War Memorial

Step back into the heritage and intrigue of the American Civil War with the Buncombe County Civil War Memorial. Dedicated in 2001, the memorial honors soldiers of the Confederate and Union armies during the Civil War. The memorial is located on the property of the Smith-McDowell House, Asheville's oldest home, a short drive away from our rental cabins.

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Botanical Gardens at Asheville

Another showcase of the exquisite vibrancy of the Asheville landscape, the Asheville Botanical Gardens host around 600 species of Appalachian wildflowers, flowering shrubs, and flowering trees. A comfortable half-mile trail loops through the property along with a gift shop and a 1,000-volume botanical library. Indoor and outdoor facilities are also available to rent for weddings, classes and workshops.

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Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center

The gateway to the rich mystery and adventure of the renown Blue Ridge Parkway, the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center features not only all the information you’ll need for your parkway experience, but also various exhibits including a video presentation of the unique culture and heritage of the Blue Ridge Parkway. The center is located a short drive from our rental cabins at Parkway Milepost 384.

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Black Mountain Visitor Center

Discover the beautiful town of Black Mountain, nestled beneath the Seven Sisters and their summits. Make your first stop at the Black Mountain Visitor Center. They’ll have everything you need to make your visit the best it possibly can be from welcoming staff to maps, brochures, and keepsakes. Afterwards, Tracie and I would suggest stopping at My Father’s Pizza or Trailhead for a delicious lunch!

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Better Than Unicorns

What could be better than unicorns? Luxury rental cabins in Asheville NC, of course! The good news is if you stay with Asheville Cabins, we’re located mere minutes away from the VR center of Asheville, Better Than Unicorns. From soaring through the sky to creating your own three-dimensional art book, Better Than Unicorns is sure to offer you a revolutionary experience you’ll never forget! Be sure to call ahead to schedule your virtual adventure.

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Basilica of St. Lawrence

The renown Basilica of St. Lawrence is not only one of my personal Asheville favorites but also an architectural treasure and spiritual anchor. Completed in 1909 by the same architects of the Biltmore House, the church boasts the largest freestanding elliptical dome in the country! Located downtown, a short drive from our Asheville rental cabins, the Basilica is an Asheville marvel you should be sure not to miss.

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Asheville's Fun Depot

Tired of the clean, zen-like experience at our luxury cabins in Asheville? Take the kids to Fun Depot, Asheville’s largest family entertainment center. From go-carts to mini-golf to multi-level laser tag, there is never a dull moment at the Depot. Even host an awesome birthday party for your little one! For food, the Depot Diner offers a diverse menu of fun foods but also healthy options.

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Asheville Urban Trail

Only 8 miles from our Asheville vacation cabins you can immerse yourself in the rich history of Asheville with The Asheville Urban Trail! Often called Asheville's "museum without walls,” this 1.7 mile walk was started by a group of volunteer Ashevillians seeking to revitalize the downtown area. The trail consists of various bronze sculptures and pieces of modern art around downtown, all to enrich your knowledge and appreciation for the city. My family and I can usually complete the walk within two hours at a comfortable pace.

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