Sunny Rise Cabin | Hot Tub, Pet Friendly, Fire Pit & Views!

Situated on 17 private acres, Sunny Rise Cabin boasts a hot tub, fire table & fire pit, a fully-fenced backyard (perfect for your kids and pups to play safely), and panoramic views of Chimney Rock and surrounding mountains. You'll look forward to rising and setting with the sun at this luxury mountain paradise!

About the Home
• Well-equipped kitchen with Keurig coffee maker, dishwasher, and breakfast bar seating for 2; open-concept dining for 8.
• Impressive great room with an abundance of natural light, mountain views, and a gas log fireplace.
• The main floor wraparound deck offers a porch swing, outdoor dining for 4, and a variety of seating.
• The lower-level game room boasts a pool table, a Smart TV for streaming, a wet bar, and access to the patio with a hot tub, a fire table, and an outdoor lounge area. Continue into the spacious, fully fenced backyard to enjoy the outdoor fire pit area, or relax on the swing set or rocking chairs in the front yard facing Chimney Rock.
• This home is pet friendly with an additional fee.

Where to Unwind
• The main floor offers a bedroom with a king-size bed and en suite bathroom with shower and bathtub combination.
• The upper level offers a primary suite with a queen-size bed, an en suite bathroom with a walk-in shower, and a private balcony. A loft, overlooking the living room, provides additional living space.
• The lower level offers a bedroom with a twin-over-king bunk bed and en suite bathroom with shower and bathtub combination.

Where to Explore
• Lake House Restaurant Bar & Grill | 8 minutes
• Nearest Grocery, Ingles Market | 8 minutes
• La Strada at Lake Lure | 15 minutes
• Chimney Rock State Park | 17 minutes
• Burntshirt Vineyard at Chimney Rock | 18 minutes
• Eagle Rock Hiking Trail | 39 minutes
• Downtown Asheville | 60 minutes

Please Note: This home has an exterior ring doorbell camera. Greybeard homes are located near Pisgah National Forest. Ladybugs and Kudzu Beetles are prevalent in our area in the fall and winter months, and they will find their way into homes to escape the cooler weather. They are not poisonous and cannot be exterminated.