Charming Studio Retreat – Walk to Downtown & Ecusta Trail Access Welcome to your perfect mountain escape! This thoughtfully designed studio apartment offers the ideal blend of comfort, style, and unbeatable location. Just a half-mile walk to downtown Hendersonville, you’ll have easy access to local shops, restaurants, and the vibrant charm of Main Street. Even better, the studio sits adjacent to the scenic Ecusta Trail — a 6-mile paved walking and biking path that winds past breweries, cafes, and beautiful natural surroundings. Whether you're strolling to town, biking to grab a local brew, or just enjoying the peaceful greenery, this location can’t be beat. Inside, you'll find a bright and airy space featuring a plush king-size bed, a cozy living area, and a well-stocked kitchen for cooking at home. Enjoy your morning coffee on the private deck, then wind down at night with your favorite show on the smart TV. Perfect for solo travelers or couples looking for a relaxing, convenient, and walkable stay in the heart of Western North Carolina.

I love to travel, enjoy good food with friends and family, hike in the mountains, swim in the rivers, meet new people, enjoy a pint in the brewery, and explore new places. I worked in the yachting industry for many years, which trained me well for providing excellent accommodations for our guests. I have traveled extensively all over the world and am now excited to host my own AirBnB to fellow travelers! I hope you enjoy Hendersonville and the surrounding areas as much as I have. This is a beautiful part of the country, and the world!

Hendersonville is a lovely town in itself. Our property is right beside the future Ecusta biking and walking trail that currently has 6 paved miles with restaurants and breweries on the way. When complete, it will consist of 19 miles to the town of Brevard. Brevard is the gateway to Pisgah Forest and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Nearby is also Asheville, of course, about a 1/2 hour drive. Saluda and Tryon are other small towns within about a 20 minute drive. Chimney Rock has always been my favorite and is currently recovering from being ravished during Hurricane Helene.