Step Inside This Enchanting Cabin In North Carolina

Written by: Arron J. Staff writer @ Hyggehous.com

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There is so much to love about this Hendersonville, North Carolina, 1-bedroom wood cabin.

This newly built mountain cottage is nestled in the woods with all you need for a cozy getaway to Western North Carolina. The cabin can accommodate up to 2 guests with 1 bedroom, 2 beds, and 1 bath. The vacation property is located next to DuPont State Forest which is so close you can hear the waterfalls from the front door. Shop Tiny Homes The cabin is close to world-class mountain biking and hiking just half a mile away. The Lake Imaging parking lot is 0.5 miles, Hooker Falls is 0.9 miles. It is conveniently located only 15 minutes from both Brevard and Hendersonville where wonderful restaurants and activities can be explored.

This little cabin building started as a bathhouse that used to house the shower facilities for a campground that hosted horseback riders, mountain bikers, and hikers that frequented Dupont State Forest.

After the owners bought the property and built their home which is also on the property, they started planning to turn the bathhouse into a cabin where they could host friends, family, and anyone interested in visiting this wonderful area.

The cabin building is located on the property on which the owners also reside, and is accessed via a gravel driveway that passes their house and takes you through the woods to the cabin.

The driveway passes the neighbors' barn, so please drive slowly (7MPH). The entire house is yours for the duration of your vacation stay. Only two guests with one vehicle are allowed on the vacation property at all times, with absolutely no additional individuals, vehicles, or pets allowed for any period.

Located in Hendersonville, North Carolina, United States, the cabin is next to DuPont State Forest, so close that the waterfalls can be heard from the front door, and halfway between Hendersonville and Brevard's Pisgah National Forest.

Asheville, North Carolina is 45 minutes north and Greenville, South Carolina is 45 minutes south. You'll want to note that a vehicle is needed for getting around the area and running shoes/hiking boots/mountain bikes for getting around the surrounding forest.

Hendersonville, North Carolina is famous for museums and historical sites.

The Mineral and Lapidary Museum of Henderson County, located in downtown Hendersonville, has giant geodes, a Tyrannosaurus skull, minerals, and dinosaur eggs on display. The same building is home to the Henderson County Genealogical and Historical Society. Downtown Hendersonville has the second largest downtown in western North Carolina (Asheville is the biggest) with many things to do, see and taste. Beautiful Main Street serpentines around planter boxes and lush landscaping.

Winter activities include snow tubing at Moonshine Mountain, Timber Axe Throwing, just over a mile from the inn and much safer than it sounds, The Riveter Indoor climbing center and bike park, and Kingmaker's Draft House Board games and craft beers.

Some of the best scenery in the Western North Carolina mountains can be found in the winter when the leaves fall from the trees and allow for sweeping views. If weather permits, you can take a drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway where amazing vistas can be seen.