Nestled in the heart of Black Mountain, Blueberry Grove lives up to its namesake as a registered NC organic blueberry farm that is situated on a sprawling 5 acres. This private mini-arboretum offers spectacular grounds that include a significant portion of Flat Creek within the property boundary as it runs along the greenway. In addition to over 100 blueberry bushes, there are 500+ native trees and flowering plants that have recently been added to the forest and gardens! You will also be surprised to discover that by walking for less than 5 minutes, you end up in the middle of downtown Black Mountain. The closest restaurants & breweries are across the street from the property, and yet you still feel embraced in your own little oasis. Upon entering this cozy & contemporary home, you'll enter the living room that is furnished with local art and handcrafted shelving supplied with numerous books, puzzles, and board games for you to enjoy. In the evening, watch the sunset over the majestic mountains in the rocking chairs on the front porch before returning inside to craft a delicious meal in the sleek kitchen, complete with stainless appliances and ample pantry space for any supplies you pick up in town or at the farmer's market. On those summer evenings, use the gas grill on the outdoor patio to make some baked potatoes or fresh kabobs. After dinner, venture into the backyard with a glass of wine while walking beside the creek & along the forest trails while your pup plays safely within the fenced yard. As the night sky fills with stars, gather around the outdoor fire pit to roast s'mores and enjoy the firefly light show. If you're not quite ready to turn in for the night, play a few rounds of ping pong inside the newly remodeled party barn-you are on vacation after all! In the morning, enjoy your coffee on the screened porch with the windows open to let in the fresh breeze while catching a glimpse of beautiful wildlife like deer and rabbits. After coffee, work on creative projects at the desk area in the primary bedroom or curl up on the couch with a good book. When you're ready, take a quick stroll into “The Little Town that Rocks,” Black Mountain, where you'll spot the iconic red rocking chairs that stand as your reminder to slow down, pull up a chair, and relax. Filled with shops and art galleries, you can easily spend the entire day shopping for artisan goods to help you remember your time in the mountains. As your morning coffee begins to wear off, stop into the Dripolator Coffeehouse to grab house-roasted coffee & locally-made pastries. For lunch, walk next door to enjoy delicious pub fare at The Trailhead, or pop into My Father's Pizza for fantastic made-to-order pizza. For avid hikers, Lookout Mountain is a great trail in nearby Montreat that is just under a mile long and offers stunning panoramic mountain views. Also in Montreat is the 4.8-mile Graybeard trail that offers incredible views that are especially popular in the fall when the color-changing foliage is at its peak. In the late afternoon, grab a drink at Lookout Brewing Co. before sitting down to dinner at local favorite, Ole's Guacamoles. Sip a cold margarita on their outdoor patio by the creek and eat your weight in chips & queso. Return home to stream your favorites on the smart TV that includes cable and DVR so you can record the big game or that new episode while you're out and about. Brimming with thoughtful touches & providing vast outdoor spaces with regional flowers, a babbling creek, and magical woodlands, the winsome ambiance & unparalleled convenience of Blueberry Grove will make you feel as if you've been transported to your own private mountain sanctuary in the middle of town! Please Note: There are several exterior ring doorbell cameras situated around the property. This property is dog-friendly with an additional fee. The gas log fireplace in the living room is NOT usable. In order to keep the grounds in tip-top shape, the property's gardener, a native plant specialist, will be there 2-3 times a week during peak seasons and is always happy to answer questions about regional flora and fauna. Guests are invited to pick as many berries as they can from late July through early September. Peak blueberry season is usually the entire month of August.