Kibbin | Pet-Friendly Luxury Stone Cottage on Creek

Kibbin on Mackey Creek offers a rare blend of architectural excellence and natural serenity. Nestled on 7 acres between the pristine Mackey Creek and a towering mountain ridge, this secluded stone cottage captures the essence of refined mountain living. With its locally sourced Linville blend stone exterior, beamed white pine interior, heart pine floors, and a hint of Swedish decor, Kibbin invites you to relax, recharge, and reconnect with nature.

About the Home
• Well-equipped kitchen with farmhouse-style sink, dishwasher, and drip-style coffee maker
• Open-concept living room with dining for 8, wood-burning fireplace, and soaring ceilings
• Covered deck with ceiling fan, outdoor dining, and wood-burning fireplace, overlooking Mackey Creek

Where to Unwind
• Main floor bedroom with king-size bed
• Main floor bedroom with twin-size daybed; a full bathroom, with bathtub and shower, can be accessed from the hallway
• Upper-level loft with king-size bed and private, en suite bathroom with walk-in shower
• Lower-level bedroom with king-size bed
• Lower-level bedroom with twin-size bed; a full bathroom, with a walk-in shower, can be accessed from the hallway

Where to Explore
• Curtis Creek Campground | 10 minutes
• Downtown Marion | 15 minutes
• Downtown Black Mountain | 25 minutes
• Linville Falls & Caverns | 30 minutes
• The Biltmore Estate | 30 minutes
• Downtown Asheville | 35 minutes
• Blue Ridge Parkway Access via East Asheville | 35 minutes
• For an off-the-beaten-path adventure, scenic access to the Blue Ridge Parkway is available via Curtis Creek Road (steep, winding, and gravel — open seasonally, April to November).

Important to Note: This home is pet-friendly with a $100 fee per dog (maximum of two). Due to common allergies, cats are not permitted. The homeowners will provide a crate and kindly request that it be used whenever guests are away from the home and their dogs are left unattended. We also ask that dogs remain off the furniture during your stay. The home does not have ownership of the bridge over Mackey Creek.