Watershed Pointe D - Maison moderne des Smoky Mountains, domotique avec vue sur le coucher du soleil

Perched high on a quiet ridge at the edge of the property, **Watershed Pointe D** represents the pinnacle of modern luxury within Watershed Resort’s exclusive "Smoky Mountain Modern" collection. This architecturally striking retreat blends industrial-chic design with elevated mountain living, wrapping high-end comforts in panoramic views of Clingmans Dome to the north and the Nantahala Gorge to the west.

Enormous glass walls, soaring sloped ceilings, and exposed beams frame stunning western sunset views. Polished, radiant-heated concrete floors run throughout the open layout, while grand sliding doors collapse to seamlessly merge the interior with a fully covered outdoor patio. Relax inside by the sleek LED fireplace, or step outside to enjoy the propane fire pit with plush seating, an outdoor shower, and a private hot tub overlooking the trees.

**Property Highlights & Layout**

* Living Area & Dining:** Sprawling great room with radiant-heated floors, modern fireplace, expansive window walls, and dining seating for 6.
* Gourmet Kitchen:** Fully equipped with stainless steel appliances (gas range and oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave), small appliances, and a coffee grinder.
* Primary Suite:** Features a plush king-size memory foam mattress with a pillow-top finish, luxury 100% cotton linens, down/foam pillow options, down comforter, and an ensuite bath with a sleek walk-in shower.
* Outdoor Space:** Fully covered patio with a propane fire pit, cushioned lounge seating, rocking chairs, an outdoor shower, and a private hot tub.
* Tech & Comforts:** Smart-home features including Amazon Alexa, free high-speed DSL, full-sized washer/dryer, and extra propane tanks provided.

**Resort Amenities & Location**

Centrally located where Highways 74 and 28 split, Watershed Pointe D puts the best of the region within minutes:

* The Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC):** 4 miles west for rafting, zip-lining, and riverfront dining.
* Downtown Bryson City:** 5 miles east for local shops, restaurants, and the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad.
* The "Yard" Community Hub:** Access to group fire pits, lawn games (bocce, cornhole, ladder ball, horseshoes), and the signature "log-zebo" with a hanging bed swing.
* Eco Park & Trails:** Onsite hiking trail connecting to a playground, waterfall, and custom mountain laurel bridge.

*(Note: Due to its central highway access, this section of the resort may experience light ambient road noise during peak travel hours while you are out exploring.)*


**Guest Essentials & House Policies**

**Starter Supplies Provided**
We provide a complimentary starter kit to get your stay under way, including trash bags, laundry detergent, dishwasher pods, paper towels, toilet paper, travel-size toiletries, coffee, firewood, and grill propane. Depending on length of stay, additional supplies can be purchased at Ingles Grocery in Bryson City (open until 10 PM most months).

**Pet Policy**

* Dogs Only:** Up to 2 dogs permitted with a **$100 non-refundable fee** (additional dogs considered on a case-by-case basis).
* Requirements:** Pre-approval required prior to arrival ($250 fee applies for unannounced pets). Dogs must be crated when left alone and kept off all furniture/beds ($100 fee applies for evidence of pets on furniture). Leashes are required outdoors.

**Vehicle Access & Mountain Driving**

* Watershed Resort roads are a mix of steep pavement and gravel.
* A high-clearance 4WD or AWD vehicle is strongly recommended year-round** and required during winter months or extreme weather (rain washouts, sleet, leaf-covered roads). Low-clearance sedans cannot access the resort. Refunds are not issued for transportation delays due to road conditions.

**Mountain Stewardship**

* Active Wildlife:** Bear activity is common. All trash must be locked inside secured bins with bungee cords attached at all times. Never leave food in vehicles.
* Water Conservation:** Please keep showers brief, run laundry/dishwashers only when full, reuse towels, and refrain from vehicle washing to protect our natural water table.