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Brendle Branch Cabins
White Pine Cabin sleeps up to 6 people. It rents for $450-$500 per week or $90-$100 per night for up to 4 people. For each additional person add $10 per night. Weekly rentals only May thru August and October. Other months - 3 night minimum. Housekeeping fees are included. The 530 square foot deck literally places you among the treetops. The deck overlooks the pine and hardwood forest which surrounds the cabin. The cabin has 860 square feet of living space with two bedrooms. All the walls are covered with white pine tongue and groove boards that complement the natural location. The bedrooms and living areas are fully carpeted. The cabin has gas and charcoal grills and an outdoor fire pit. It has a full bath and a full kitchen including both major and minor appliances. Everything one needs for a great vacation is provided. Crooked Tree Cabin sleeps up to 6 people. It rents for $450-500 per week or $90-$100 per night for up to 4 people. For each additional person add $10 per night. Weekly rentals only May thru August and October. Other months - 3 night minimum. Housekeeping fees are included. One can relax on the large deck in the shade of white pine and oak trees. The cabin has cypress siding and over 900 square feet of floor space. The ground floor is one large room with a ceramic tile floor in the kitchen and dining room. The living room and upstairs loft are fully carpeted. The bathroom is floored with handmade ceramic tiles. The living room with a high vaulted ceiling has eight 6-foot wide windows to put one in touch with the mountain laurels, dogwoods, oaks, and white pines that surround the cabin. The loft, kitchen ceiling and peak area above the windows of the living room are solid knotty white pine that gives the cabin a warm rustic feeling. The cabin has a large deck, gas and charcoal grills and an outdoor fire pit. One only needs to bring food and clothes. Everything else is provided. Mountain Laurel Cottage sleeps up to 2 people. It rents for $400-$450 per week or $80-$90 per night. Weekly rentals only May thru August and October. Other months - 3 night minimum. Housekeeping fees are included. Upon arrival the spring rockers on the covered porch invite you to sit down, relax and adapt your pace to the quiet mountain setting. The exterior is made of local fieldstone. The same stone mason that did many of the buildings at the John C. Campbell Folk School (a local landmark) set the stone for the cottage. Fieldstone was also used for the gas log fireplace that adds romantic charm to the interior, which is decorated in a ?cottage? style. Mountain Laurel Cottage was built in 1951 and was completely renovated in 2001. As many of the original fixtures and woodwork as possible were retained. The cottage has 500 square feet of floor space with an elevated natural white pine ceiling, stained pine walls and hardwood floors. The cottage accommodates two people. It is a cozy and charming hide-a-way in the woods. In the spring the mountain laurels surrounding the cottage bloom with profuse pink-to-white flowers.
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