A renovated two-bedroom A-frame on Fortner Road near Bryson City, North Carolina, with mountain views, a private hot tub and fire pit.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Per night
- $193 / night
- Sleeps
- 4
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Hot tub
- Yes
- Book on
- Southernserenitystays.com
- Price
- Moderate
The Red Shed A-Frame sits at the end of a gravel road outside Bryson City, North Carolina, with a panoramic view of the Great Smoky Mountains from its front deck. Standard cars manage the road fine, though four-wheel drive makes winter and wet weather easier. Downtown Bryson City is less than ten minutes away, and the national park entrance is about ten miles out.
Inside, the A-frame's steep ceilings open onto a combined living, dining, and kitchen area, with an electric fireplace and a skylight where the original chimney used to be. One bedroom with a queen bed sits off the living room; a spiral staircase leads to a king loft with a picture window and two rocking chairs facing the view. The cabin sleeps four across its two bedrooms and includes a full kitchen stocked with basics like coffee, spices, and cooking essentials.
Outside, the setup includes a private hot tub under a gazebo, an outdoor shower, a fire pit, a bar area, egg chairs, a large deck, and a tetherball setup. Wi-Fi is available throughout. Ring cameras cover the front door, side parking area, and rear of the property. There is currently no washer or dryer on-site, according to host notes.
Rates start at $193 a night, in the moderate price tier, and bookings run through southernserenitystays.com. The property address is 460 Fortner Rd, Bryson City, and the host can be reached by phone for questions ahead of a stay.
Good to know
- What does it cost to stay at the Red Shed A-Frame?
- Rates start at $193 per night, placing it in the moderate price tier.
- How many people can the cabin sleep?
- It sleeps up to 4 guests across two bedrooms: a king loft upstairs and a queen bedroom on the main floor.
- Does the property have a hot tub?
- Yes, there is a private hot tub with a gazebo, along with an outdoor shower and fire pit.
- How do I book, and is the access road difficult?
- Bookings go through southernserenitystays.com. The cabin is reached by a gravel road that standard cars can handle, though AWD or 4WD is easier in winter or wet weather.
- Is there laundry on-site?
- Not currently; host notes indicate there is no washer or dryer at this time, so it's worth confirming the latest status with the venue before your stay.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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