Blueberry Grove | Pet Friendly Blueberry Farm Walking Distance to Town!

Blueberry Grove is a one-of-a-kind escape nestled on 5 acres in the heart of Black Mountain, NC. This charming home sits on a registered organic blueberry farm that offers peaceful privacy, stunning gardens, forested walking trails, and direct access to Flat Creek—all just a 5-minute stroll from the shops, cafes, and breweries of downtown. Blending nature with convenience, Blueberry Grove is a true mountain-town oasis.

About the Home
• Spacious kitchen with dishwasher, two types of coffee makers (Keurig and Drip-style), pantry, and eat-in dining for 6
• Cozy living room with local art, handcrafted shelving, books, puzzles, board games, and a TV for streaming; the fireplace is not accessible for guest use
• Sunroom with seating and access to the patio and gas grill
• Converted barn game room with ping pong, corn hole, and large Connect 4
• Wood-burning fire pit with seating and nearby access to Flat Creek
• Guests are welcome to pick as many berries as they like during blueberry season, which runs from late July to early September, peaking in August

Where to Unwind
• Primary bedroom with a king-size bed, dedicated work space, TV for streaming, and an en suite bathroom
• Bedroom with two twin-size beds and a TV for streaming
• Bedroom with a queen-size bed and TV for streaming; a full bathroom can be accessed from the hallway

Where to Explore
• Lookout Brewing Company | 7-minute walk
• The Dripolator Coffeehouse | 11-minute walk
• Trailhead Restaurant & Bar, Downtown Black Mountain | 11-minute walk
• Graybeard Trailhead, Montreat | 10 minutes
• Downtown Asheville | 21 minutes

Important to Note: This house is dog-friendly, with a $100.00 non-refundable fee per dog (maximum of two). Sorry, this home is not cat-friendly due to common allergies. There are multiple exterior Ring cameras. While the entire 5 acres is not fenced in, there is a small fenced-in dog run next to the house. The gardener visits 2–3 times weekly during peak season and is happy to share native plant knowledge!