




Discover the ultimate mountain retreat at Sweet Retreat at Sweetgrass, a stunning 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom home nestled in the gated community of Sweetgrass in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. This spacious property comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests, offering the perfect escape for families or groups seeking a cozy and well-appointed home base to explore the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains. Step inside the main level and be greeted by lovely vaulted ceilings, beautiful decor, and gleaming hardwood floors throughout the open-concept living areas. Curl up by the huge gas fireplace in the living room, or gather around the gorgeous wood dining table to savor family meals prepared in the fully equipped kitchen featuring stainless steel appliances and a large island. Two queen bedrooms on the main level share a bathroom, while the upper-level master suite boasts a luxurious king bed and private bath. Downstairs, the ultimate game room provides endless entertainment with an air hockey table, another gas fireplace, and additional lounge seating perfect for movie nights with friends and family. Step outside to enjoy the fresh mountain air from the property's expansive decks, complete with a stacked-stone wood-burning fireplace and rocking chairs. Explore the Sweetgrass community's miles of pristine hiking trails, fish in the community's designated trout stream, or paddle the tranquil 22-acre lake. With its unbeatable location just minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway, Blowing Rock's charming downtown, and top-notch outdoor attractions like Tweetsie Railroad and Appalachian Ski Mountain, Sweet Retreat at Sweetgrass offers the perfect home base to experience the very best of the High Country. Book your stay today and discover why this property is your new favorite place to call home.
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