Carolina Bed & Breakfast in Asheville celebrates the 104th  anniversary of the W. Vance Brown House designed in 1900 by Richard Sharp Smith, the architect who supervised the construction of the Biltmore House.  With its pebbledash finish, unique rooflines and abundant porches, this Smith creation blends art and nature in the true Arts and Crafts tradition.

Our home is situated on a gently rolling lot in the Montford Historic District of Asheville within walking distance of downtown Asheville. The Montford community is endowed with numerous restored homes from the turn of the century. Sitting on the spacious front porch, you can imagine the trolley cars and carriages rolling down one of the grandest avenues of its time. On the back porch, you will enjoy the gardens and water features we have created.

  Relax on our front porch with complementary goodies and beverages.

Breakfast in our friendly dining room

The Appalachian Cottage

The six thousand square foot house has been lovingly restored with spacious common areas. The two parlors invite you to relax in the evening with fireplaces and numerous books and games for your enjoyment. All six spacious bedrooms have private baths with plush towels, unique queen beds with luxurious linens and comforters, air conditioning, cable televisions and five have working fireplaces. Enjoy the warmth of our quarter-sawed heart pine floors and richly detailed fireplaces that enhance the warm ambiance of our home in Asheville.

Everyday we offer a three course scrumptious breakfast that includes a fresh fruit dish, home baked breads and muffins, and a main course. Main course entrees include eggs benedict, French toast, Baked Eggs Florentine, and Pancakes.

We also offer a separate guest cottage recently remodeled with a private two person whirlpool tub, fireplace, king sized bed, day bed  and kitchenette. The cottage is ideal for those parents with a young child. It is also a favorite romantic get-away.