Escape to the tranquility of Treetop LakeHouse, located amidst the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains and 500+ feet of private lakefront to enjoy kayaking, fishing, swimming. Lakefront includes a large firepit, mini-putt, volleyball. This luxurious haven is packed with amenities including multiple games and fully stocked kitchen. Adults can get the ultimate relaxation in hot tub, sauna, cold plunge, massage chair, yoga studio. Pets are welcome, and large flex space is perfect for large groups.
Smoking Policy:
This is a smoke-free property. Violation of the no-smoking policy will result in forfeiture of the security deposit, a $300 smoking fee, and liability for any fire or property damage costs.

Quiet Hours:
As part of our commitment to being good neighbors, we request guests to respect quite hours from 10PM - 6AM for this residential property.

Occupancy Limits:
Our cabin can accommodate 18 guests. Please see the description of bedrooms and sleeping spaces. We also partner with another cabin right across the lake which can sleep another 8 guests for larger groups.

Parties/ Events:
Events or parties are not allowed without prior approval and an additional fee. Contact us for more details. Any unauthorized parties or events will be shut down and a fine will be assessed. Booking a stay with 6 people but inviting additional guests to host a family reunion, baby shower, graduation party, bachelor/bachelorette party, wedding shower, etc. is considered an event.

Hot Tub and Sauna:
- The Hot Tub and Sauna is available for USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. The hosts and owners are not responsible for any injuries that result from the use of these amenities
- Children must be supervised all times if they use these facilities.
- The hot tub will be professionally cleaned every turn and balanced.

Refund Policy:
- There are NO REFUNDS allowed for Weather, Natural Disasters, Power Outages, and other circumstances that are beyond our control.
Guests can enjoy their freedom to check-in and check-out easily with keyless entry. Although I will personally not be greeting you at the house, I will be happy to help with anything before, during and after your stay. I am easily accessible all times via the app, text and email. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions regarding the property, your stay or the local area. Hosting is my passion and I would love to help with anything for your upcoming trip.

When you book, I will be sending you the house manual which has my personal recommendations for restaurants, activities to do in the neighborhood.
The home is located in a gated community about an hour south of Asheville, NC, and 20 minutes from Brevard. Our small private community with full time residents and families. Please be respectful of the noise and light levels on the deck at night so that it’s not traveling across the lake. We expect guests to treat the home and neighborhood like it is their own.

Located on the waterfront, this family-friendly cabin is 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Nantahala National Forest and 5.2 mi (8.3 km) from the French Broad River. Crystal Mountain Gem Mine and Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute are also within 16 mi (25 km).

You will need a car to get around.

Nearby attraction:
Nantahala National Forest - 6 min drive
French Broad River - 11 min drive
Tubular Tubing & Outdoor Adventures-14 min drive
Headwaters Outfitters Outdoor Adventures-15 min drive
Crystal Mountain Gem Mine-25 min drive
Brevard College - 25 min drive
Lake Toxaway-26 min drive
Transylvania Heritage Museum-26 min drive
Sassafras Mountain-27 min drive
Brevard Music Center - 28 min drive
Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute-32 min drive
Connestee Falls Park - 33 min drive
Courthouse Falls-45 min drive

Restaurants:
Country Skillet - 13 min drive
Riverside Pizza - 11 min drive
Forks Of The River - 13 min drive
Red Lion Inn & Restaurant - 6 min drive
Smoke Rise Field Club - 19 min drive

Nearby Airport :
1. Pickens County Airport- 50 min drive
2. Jackson County Airport-1 hr 23 min drive
3. Asheville Regional Airport-53 min drive

***More detailed information below***

Located southwest of Brevard along Rosman Highway (U.S. 64), this Transylvania County town sits atop several major natural and manmade intersections. Its location has made the town the perfect spot for scientific research, outdoor recreation, and building a tight-knit community.

When you list the top things to do in Rosman, NC, you have to mention at least a handful of outdoor activities. Rosman sits on the eastern boundary of Pisgah National Forest’s 88,000 protected acres. So the area offers easy access to some of the best hiking, fishing, mountaintop views, and waterfalls in the region. The forest is also home to the Cradle of Forestry, a 6,500-acre heritage site and interpretive center that represents the birth of the conservation movement in the United States.

Among the highlights of the surrounding area are Sassafras Mountain and Courthouse Falls. Located just along the South Carolina line, Sassafras Mountain has a 3,353-foot observation deck. In addition to serving as the highest point in SC, the deck also affords visitors an awe-inspiring view of both adjoining states, as well as Georgia in the distance. In the other direction from town, Courthouse Falls offer a more down-to-earth view. The 45-foot waterfall is located just a short hike from pull-off parking (0.7 miles round trip). And the deep pool into which it plunges is perfect for a dip on a hot day.

Located right in the heart of it all, Rosman offers the best of both worlds. In just 20 minutes, you can reach Brevard, and in less than an hour, you can explore the vibrant city of Asheville, or enjoy the charming towns of The Highlands and Ski Resorts. In addition, a short drive will take you to the serene Lake Jocasse and Lake Toxaway. With endless opportunities for fishing, hiking, camping, and more, Rosman is truly a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

Less than a quarter mile outside town limits is arguably one of the most significant confluences in the Southeast. It’s at this spot that North Fork French Broad River meets West Fork French Broad River to become the ancient and mighty French Broad. At 218 miles in length, the French Broad River bisects Rosman and flows north through much of Western North Carolina before discharging into the Tennessee River.

The French Broad flows through a number of wilderness areas, each with its own unique microclimate and wildlife. More than 10 species of rare fish and three rare mussels are found in the river, and it’s the only river basin that’s home to the distinctive Eastern spiny softshell turtle. Ecologists and outdoors enthusiasts alike enjoy studying the local wildlife in and along the river. If you’d like to see where it all begins, you have to start in Rosman at Headwaters Outfitters. Their family-friendly outings are designed to get everyone out in the water, or you can hang back at their taproom and just enjoy the view.

Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute (PARI) is located a few miles northwest of town limits. Though established as a nonprofit organization in 1998, PARI’s site traces its history back to 1962 when it was an East Coast NASA satellite tracking facility. The site was built as part of the worldwide Spacecraft Tracking and Data Acquisition Network. And it served as an integral communications link for the Gemini and Apollo manned space programs, supporting each of the moon landings.

Today, PARI is a protected astronomical site with more than 30 buildings, four radio telescopes of various sizes, a high frequency Jupiter-Io/Solar antenna, 12 optical telescopes, five weather and atmospheric monitoring stations, and various environmental monitoring instruments. Visitors come to PARI for hands-on educational and research opportunities across a broad swath of STEM disciplines. But researchers continue to come to the site for much more! PARI’s research is utilized by universities in a multi-state area, and the location is home to the Astronomical Photographic Data Archive (APDA).

You will have access to the entire house.
Tesla charger installed. A vehicle is needed to get around. The roads in the community are gravel and have inclines and declines as we are in the mountains. While accessible by most vehicles (guests have gone to the house in a convertible Mustang) it is suggested to have front wheel drive, AWD or 4x4 if there is potential for snow. Please be courteous of neighbors and allow oncoming traffic to pass on the neighborhood roads when they narrow.