Houten huisjes in Valle Crucis

Go on a Wine Tour from This Side of Paris in Boone

Charlotte.Axios.com top pick list of “Best Airbnb.” Wake up under the French toile headboard before heading out onto the deck for a morning coffee, surrounded by stunning woodland. This chic cabin is filled with imaginative decorations and feature hints of Parisian colors under a vaulted roof. The house sits on wooded lot just minutes from all Boone Proper (6.9miles), B. Elk,(9miles) and B. Rock(7miles) has to offer. Whether it’s a couple’s retreat, a family getaway, a celebration of friendship trip, or college visits, TSOP is a perfect gite for solitude and outdoor activities. Spectacular outdoor spaces with multiple garden view seating areas and three outdoor fire pits to enjoy. When you book with us, a portion of the rental cost goes to help support human rights advocacy. As a community house sharing hosts, we support our city by supporting tourism to flourish in the HighCountry. We hope with your visit, you too are helping to make this town a great place to visit. This well appointed cabin with a fully stocked kitchen and bathroom essentials in place, a small travel bag and excitement is all you need for a wonderful getaway or a new place to work from home. Note: -No pets allowed. -List all guests & ages when booking. -No parties. See house rules and Covid-19 travel restrictions. You have access to the entire cabin. The cabin sleeps up to 5 people. You must let us know if occupancy is above two. Housekeeping will note if additional cleaning and laundry is necessary. There is a queen memory top bed in the master bedroom. Two twin memory top beds in the guest room. The place can accommodate one more with an air mattress or the sectional in the living room. The pricing is set for 4 occupants based on seasonal pricing. THERE IS AN UPCHARGE of 25$ per person with a total cabin occupancy of 5. Your safety and the protection of our property is a priority. The outdoor space is peaceful, open and spacious. There are steps with code compliant rails. However, we do have a rock wall overlooking the first gravel drive. Walking on that path is your own risk. We do not recommend children unsupervised on the property. The cabin is not child proof and may not be suitable for children under the age of 4. Please inquiry prior to booking. People other than those in the guest party must have a permission of the hosts to visit. We, the hosts, are not responsible for any accidents, injuries or illness that occurs while on the premises. The hosts are not responsible for the loss of personal belongings or valuables of the guests. By accepting this reservation, it is agreed that all guests are expressly assuming the risk of any harm arising from their use of the premises or others whom they invite to use the premises. It is advisable that your vehicle is equipped to handle mountain roads, preferably a four-wheel drive. We have exterior motion detection lights to guide your path and exterior security surveillance on the property. The entire cabin is yours to use. Guests need to establish ETA an hour prior to arrival to make sure the house is guests ready. Guest must also check-out via text an hour prior to departure. We will meet you or for late arrival, will send an activated code when you arrive. I will make every effort to communicate through email and text about check-in. It is important to me that your stay is as comfortable as possible. I want all of our guests to feel at home. Rest assured that I am a phone call or text away. Cabin is on private large lot with stunning woodlands around. Its location is peaceful and secluded-minutes from Boone, 15 mins, Banner Elk 12 minutes, and Blowing Rock 15 minutes. The long incline drive to the cabin sets the tone for beauty. AWD car in snowy conditions is strongly recommended. Must be able to navigate mountain roads. We have multiple parking pads to access the cabin and have designated guests parking. Plenty of parking directly in front of the house. It is advisable that you drive a 4 wheel drive car that can handle the terrain in and around the area. Most especially when snow is in the forecast. Paris road is a single private drive. There will be times where an incoming vehicle is on the same road. It is best that you back your car and allow the passage to avoid getting your car stuck in the culvert or tear-up the gravel drive. No pets or smoking allowed in the house or on the premises. People other than those in the guest party must have a permission of the hosts to visit. We, the hosts, are not responsible for any accidents, injuries or illness that occurs while on the premises. The hosts are not responsible for the loss of personal belongings or valuables of the guest. By accepting this reservation, it is agreed that all guests are expressly assuming the risk of any harm arising from their use of the premises or others whom they invite to use the premise. We ask that you keep the property and all furnishings in good order. You are welcome to use the kitchen. We ask that you leave the way you found it. Housekeeping: While linens and bath towels are included in the rental, daily maid service is not included in the rental rate. We ask that wet towels be hang and linens pulled from the beds and placed in the wicker basket in the hall prior to your departure. We have an “in-the-know” guest book full of helpful tips to help make your stay at This Side of Paris is unique and memorable as possible. We take your safety on the property a priority. We have exterior camera motion devices around the perimeter of the house and property for your protection.

App A-Frame: Cool Breezes | Fire Pit | Hot Tub

App A-Frame Welcomes You! Escape the Summer heat with a cool, mountain breeze getaway in a vintage 1970 A-Frame. Created with families in mind, our haven is equal parts fun & cozy. Featured in QC Exclusive, Discover the Carolinas and Field Mag. Our curated cabin sits on 2 quaint wooded acres near Valle Crucis, Banner Elk, Blowing Rock, Boone and ASU. At 1700 sq ft & 3 floors, we sleep 6 (Max 8 with kids) but are down right romantic for just two. Explore more: @appalachianaframe on IG

Cabin in Valle Crucis

Our log cabin nestled in the “High Country” of North Carolina has been in the family since 1979 when my grandparents, looking for a place to retire, moved here after falling in love with the area. The cabin was originally built in Virginia but was moved to Valle Crucis in the 1950s. Our dream has been to turn it into a peaceful mountain get-away for people looking for a break from the busyness of life to enjoy some time in the valley to rest, relax and explore the area.