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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Asheville NC Cabins available for Last Minute Christmas Rental

Peaceful Vacation home near Asheville -3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to 10. Enjoy the mountain views from your porch rocker. Wood-burning fireplace, grill, fully quipped kitchen, Located near the historic Vance Birthplace in Weaverville, 20 minutes to downtown Asheville. See photos, details and availability.

Beautifully restored downtown Asheville loft - be where the action is!

Beautifully restored downtown Asheville loft - be where the action is!

Downtown Asheville Loft - 1 bedroom, 2 baths, sleeps up to 4. Renovated for comfort and convenience with original hardwood floors and exposed brick walls, upscale furnishings, HDTV, Internet, deck overlooking the city. $200-$250 night, $1050 - $1400 week. See rental photos, details and availability.
Mountain Manor with great views

Mountain Manor with great views

Mountain Manor Vacation Rental with views - 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps up to 10. Mountain views from every window and 15 minutes to downtown Asheville. Hot tub, pool table, ping pong, HDTV, fireplace, Internet, grill. $285 night, $1850 week. See photos, details and rental availability

Pet firendly chalet in Asheville

Pet firendly chalet in Asheville

Like staying in a tree house - 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps 4. Pet friendly "Swiss chalet" only 3 minutes to downtown Asheville. Gas fireplace, large picture windows, hardwood floors. Get cabin photos, details and availability

Asheville restored 1920s bungalow rental

Asheville restored 1920s bungalow rental

Walk to downtown Asheville restaurants and galleries- 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, sleeps 4. Restored and renovated for comfort 1920s home with deck and covered porch, HDTV, WIFI. Great Asheville getaway for a weekend or extended stay. $225 - $395 night, $1195 - $1795 week. See rental photos, details and availability

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