Mountain Masterpiece almost lived up to its name. It is located on a heavily wooded lot with an absolutely incredible diorama view from the wraparound deck of a valley with ranges of mountains in the background. There are neighbors within a couple hundred yards but you can barely see them. We felt like we were the only people for miles. The cabin was large, very clean, well-appointed and well equipped. Plenty of plates, flatware, pots and pans, etc. Nitpicks: two blender bases but no jars, kitchen knives dull to the point of being almost unusable--we had to buy a chef's knife for cooking. The starter kits of supplies (soaps, paper goods and such) were generous. The appliances were in good working order although the electric stove top and I did not get along at all. Wi-fi was solid.We spent a lot of time on the deck. There is plenty of deck furniture including a lovely porch swing, tables and a picnic table, and a very nice and well-maintained hot tub right outside the master bedroom.Be aware isolation comes with a cost. The drive down the mountain is about 4 miles of winding road, 1.6 miles of which is single lane, unpaved, dusty, fairly rough road. Watch out for the deer and wild turkeys. The cabin is 15-20 minutes from anything. No quick runs into Banner Elk for breakfast.So, would we recommend Mountain Masterpiece to someone looking for a rustic getaway with all the amenities? Oh, hell yes! Just be ready for the "away" part of getaway.