We are a family-owned rental property management company located in beautiful Asheville, North Carolina. Homes bring us happiness because of all that they encompass and provide - a comfortable gathering place for family and friends, a peaceful refuge for alone time and reflection, a spot to rest and recharge. We love this work and our intent each day is to offer our residents and guests attention to detail, kindness, and professionalism.

Our rental agency focuses exclusively on offering you a more flexible stay across the Asheville region, with rental terms ranging from monthly to annual tenancies, most commonly for 3 month, 6 month, and 9 month terms. Rates for the same home will vary based on your planned length of stay, with most or all utilities included and listings partially to completely furnished. The medium-term rental offers guests a more relaxed stay, whether it’s to plan an easier ‘soft landing’ relocation allowing more time to find the right home to purchase, visiting the Asheville area for a more extended seasonal vacation, moving a family member into college, an artist residency or writer’s retreat for the season, staying near friends or family in the area, or simply to give yourselves more time to explore the culture, varied outdoor adventures & quality of life in one of the south’s great American cities. We look forward to hosting y’all.

 America’s 100 Best Small Cities BESTCITIES.ORG Jun 2020

#5 of 100 - Asheville, North Carolina

“Asheville celebrates its bohemian spirit and artsy roots year-round, with cultural events, festivals and good times that rank first in the country for small cities. Dig down into our Programming category and this mountain gem boasts some stellar nightlife (#1) and shopping (#2). Unsurprisingly, the after-hours scene is a launching pad for musicians, offering what artists of all ages crave in a city: affordability, local beer and good eats. Live music born of the region’s bluegrass roots harmonizes with new talent and innovative sounds to the tune of almost $400 million in the region’s tourism economy.”

 The 50 Best Places [IN THE WORLD] to Travel in 2020 TRAVELANDLEISURE.COM Dec 2019

#3 of 50 - Asheville, North Carolina

“With a small-town feel and big-city cultural cred, Asheville, North Carolina is home to artists, musicians, and food and drink entrepreneurs who were making microbrews and serving farm-to-table meals long before such things were de rigueur. Now the mountain town is becoming more traveler-friendly than ever, with new offerings that showcase the sophisticated side of Appalachia.”

 The 10 Best Places to Retire in America MONEY.COM Nov 2020

#7 of 10 - Asheville, North Carolina

Population: 94,000 | Population 50-plus: 35.8% | Days of sunshine a year: 212
Median home price: $328,000

“At the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at University of North Carolina (UNC) Asheville, older adults can take classes from UNC faculty on everything from economics to photography (classes have moved online during the pandemic). You can also take advantage of the local Blue Ridge Mountains with Senior Treks, low-impact hikes run through the Asheville Parks and Recreation Outdoor Programs. The hiking opportunities don’t stop there — Asheville is less than an hour-long drive from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the Pisgah National Forest.

And once you’re comfortable dining out again, you won’t run out of new restaurants to try. Asheville has the highest numbers of bars and restaurants per capita among our winners. There are also 12 retirement communities in the area.”

An Instagrammer’s Guide to Asheville Dining and Drinking EATER.COM Jun 2017

“Let’s be honest — some of the best Instagrams come from vacations. Scenic mountain town Asheville is ripe with inspiration for the photo-sharing social stream. Photographer Leslie McKellar recently traveled to the laid-back North Carolina town to discover some of the best restaurants and breweries Asheville has to offer.”

5 James Beard semifinalists in Asheville: What that means and where you can try the food CITIZEN-TIMES.COM Feb 2020

“Several local chefs have been nominated for the Oscars of the food world. The James Beard Foundation's Restaurant and Chef Awards recognize talent in restaurants, bars and in the food-writing industry. Awards include Outstanding Bar Program, Outstanding Baker and Rising Star Chef.”

Benne on Eagle: 35 Eagle Street

Cultura: 147 Coxe Avenue

Chai Pani: 22 Battery Park Avenue

Cúrate: 13 Biltmore Avenue

Rhubarb: 7 NW Pack Square

The Rhu: 10 S. Lexington Avenue