Asheville Rental: Historic Brigman Chamber's House Circa 1880 — Property 119700

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The Brigman-Chambers House is on the National Register of Historic Places, and what an incredible home - perfect for your special reunion or small group gathering. The main living/dining area of the Brigman House has been remodeled from the original log structure, set on this spot in 1840. The rest of this lovely home was vastly added onto as a 'major renovation' back in 1880 when the 'little log cabin' became a Country Inn. Over one hundred years later, the Brigman-Chambers house received yet another full face-lift. Totally & lovingly restored in 2003, the Brigman House has all the charm of yesteryear with all the modern conveniences of today.

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Purchase Biltmore Estate tickets directly from us Purchase Discounted Biltmore Estate Tickets directly from us and we'll have them available at the property for you when you arrive. At the Biltmore Estate, they are $49 each - we sell them for $44 to our guests and they expire only on the date you enter the property and are good for two consecutive days of entry. Stroll through the incredible gardens, designed by Olmstead (landscape architect for Central Park in NYC). Tour the Estate, stroll through gift shops and dine in on-site restaurants, visit the Winery & enjoy wine tasting.

Purchase Chimney Rock Park Tickets direct from us Or purchase Chimney Rock Park Tickets directly from us - $14 Adult, $6.00 children 12 & younger. Chimney Rock was just purchased by our State becoming a State Park after being privately owned and operated for over a hundred years. Stunning views, easy to difficult short hikes to waterfalls, rock cliff overlooks, special programs for children and adults available as well. Again,Chimney Rock Park tickets do not expire till the actual day of entry. Let us help you make your stay a fun one!

Skiing Information: 'Ski THE WOLF' just a half hour drive from The Brigman House & BreakAway Cabin. 'When you ski or snowboard at Wolf Ridge Ski Resort you'll enjoy unmatched views, crisp mountain air, well-groomed slopes and some new places to explore at Western North Carolina's top-rated ski slope. Formerly Wolf Laurel Slopes, Wolf Ridge Ski Resort has expanded and offers 15 acres of additional ski slopes, a new quad lift, a new terrain park and much more. There is something for everyone from beginner to expert at this family-oriented resort now with an expanded 82 acres of ski terrain. New this year, there are three places to park, purchase lift tickets/area passes and pick up rentals - the Lower Wolf Ridge Lodge, the Upper Wolf Ridge Lodge and at Breakaway Village. Wolf Ridge Ski Resort is North Carolina's most accessible ski slope. You won't find miles and miles of two-lane switchbacks here- we're just 5 miles from I-26 at Exit 3 and just 30 minutes from Asheville, NC... '

Golf Information: The Brigman House & BreakAway Cabin are located on Reems Creek Road and just a few miles (2 miles) and a few minutes from Reems Creek Golf Course - a course recognized as a golfing jewel Of Western North Carolina offering a secluded setting that captures the splendor and rustic beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains and that has regularly won four stars in Golf Digest's “Places to Play.” Lots of the holes on this par-72 mountain course have elevation changes that test your ability to pick the right club to fit the terrain. You'll also find that most of the par-4s are almost target holes that require accuracy and strategy. One example of a great placement hole is the 5th. You're hitting downhill on this short par-4 (348 yards from the back and 251 from the front). You'll see a large lake off to the left along the fairway and another one in front of the green. It can be hard to play this hole without crossing water. “It's our signature hole,” said Larry Carter, the director of golf there. “It's not a tough hole, but when there's water to cross, it can be interesting.” The 9th hole is a great par-5 that plays at 532 yards from the back and 455 from the forward tees). “You tee off and hit up to a plateau about 200 yards from the tee box where you'll make your second shot,” Carter said. “Then you hit downhill while trying to avoid the bunkers in front of the green. It's hard to reach the green in two; you really need two good shots to do it.” Bring your golf group out..

Other Activities hiking, Blue Ridge Parkway, Biltmore Estate, Chimney Rock Park, Dupont State Park

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