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Bunn House has just five cozy guest rooms in a former mansion built in 1905, each with exposed-brick walls, a terrace, and a supremely comfortable bed outfitted in Frette linens.

Why Bunn House is unique:

 It’s within walking distance of downtown Asheville, which makes it a convenient home base.

Other goop details about Bunn House & the Asheville area:

Surrounded by both the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains, Asheville is known as an unexpected oasis of bohemia in the South. Even with a population hovering around 87,000, the arts and culture scenes bloom here. And it’s a regional-food powerhouse. The generations-old family farms are complemented by a new wave of young chefs who’ve recently set up shop, inspired by the rural mountain ingredients, like wild ramps and heirloom beans, and the freedom that comes with working outside a crowded, busy—and far more expensive—city.

A warm thank you to goop for sharing Asheville, NC, and Bunn House in their travel section.

Article Source: The Four Most Underrated American Food Cities by goop

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