
King Suite 1
1 King (Leesa)- Private en suite with soaking tub & oversized shower
- Mountain views
- Heated floors + Toto Washlet
- Robes, luggage racks, nightstand charging

Blue Ridge views from every room, a private 7-person hot tub, a fire pit and four fireplaces — in a secluded gated community just 10 minutes from downtown Boone and App State.
The view does that. Poplar Peaks is a brand-new (2024), professionally designed four-bedroom cabin in the North Carolina High Country with unobstructed Blue Ridge views from every room — no bad bedroom to get stuck with, no craning past trees.
Mornings start slow with Nespresso and a robe on the deck while the valley wakes up. Days are yours — downtown Boone is 10 minutes, three ski mountains are under 50, and Grandfather Mountain and the Blue Ridge Parkway are close. Evenings are why you came: dinner for ten at one table, a game-room tournament nobody planned, s'mores at the fire pit and the hot tub under string lights.
The floors are heated. So are the toilet seats. This is the trip your family will ask to make a yearly thing.
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At roughly 4,900 feet, Poplar Peaks looks straight down a corridor of Blue Ridge ridgelines with nothing between you and the horizon — no rooftops, no power lines, no peek-a-boo through the trees. Every bedroom has the view. So does the kitchen sink. Sunrise turns the ridges pink; after dark it's stars, and there's a telescope waiting by the great-room windows.



End the day in the 7-person hot tub on the lower deck, under string lights, with the ridgelines fading out in front of you. Pool towels and safety steps are right there, and there are robes in every closet for the walk back inside.



There's always somewhere warm to end the night. The backyard smokeless fire pit has Adirondack chairs and a s'mores kit waiting. Indoors, gas fireplaces warm the family room and the game room. Outside, a wood-burning fireplace anchors the upper deck and a gas fireplace sits by the hot tub — with deck heaters overhead, the outdoor living rooms stay open even in January.



The App State–themed game room has a hardwood 7-foot pool table, two-player Ms. Pac-Man, NBA Jam, Golden Tee 3D golf, a 75-inch smart TV and its own gas fireplace. Upstairs there are board games (including Booneopoly) and a dining table that seats all ten.



A professionally designed chef's kitchen with Bosch appliances, a gas range, a huge island and a farmhouse sink framed by the mountains. The coffee bar has a Nespresso, a Keurig and a French press, plus pods, tea and hot chocolate. The dining table seats ten, with four more at the island — nobody gets exiled to a card table.



This isn't a rental that got furnished — it's a home that was designed. Built new in 2024, every full bathroom has heated floors, a heated Toto Washlet and an oversized tiled shower. Leesa mattresses on every bed, charging stations at every nightstand, 4K Roku TVs throughout, and a Level 2 EV charger in the driveway.



Poplar Peaks sits in Poplar Forest, a private gated community off Howard's Creek Road. You feel worlds away — then downtown Boone and Appalachian State University are 10 minutes down the mountain. Blowing Rock is about 20 minutes, Appalachian Ski Mountain 25, and the Blue Ridge Parkway is close by.



Four bedrooms, every one with the view and every one with its own full bathroom. Three couples plus kids, or grandparents plus two families — nobody draws the short straw.




Everything your group needs is already here — just bring your clothes.
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“We had an absolutely wonderful stay! From the moment we walked in and saw the breathtaking views, none of us wanted to ever leave! This house was everything we could have hoped for and more. It was beautiful, spotless, comfortable, and thoughtfully appointed with everything we needed. The location was wonderful, and everything about our experience exceeded expectations.”
“From the number of outdoor spaces to the comfortable living room space we really enjoyed the thoughtful design and breathtaking views. We had every amenity we could think of and can't wait to book this stay again!”
“The house was perfectly equipped with everything we could have needed. For anyone wondering about the driveway, it was actually very easy to navigate. We highly recommend this house and look forward to staying again!”
“Stunning home! The view is amazing, and the house is beautifully appointed. We did a lot of cooking and food prep in the kitchen and it was the most well equipped kitchen I've ever had in a rental. The game room was a hit, as well as the outdoor living area with the cozy heaters.”
“The home itself is even more stunning in person than in the photos. Nothing was overlooked, down to the smallest touches like the hand towels and bathroom finishes, which felt like something out of a boutique hotel. The views alone made the trip worth it.”
“One of our favorite homes we stay in!!! Everything is upscale, excellent condition and the hosts are very responsive!”
“A great place for our family reunion! Something for everyone! Kids loved the s'mores package, bunks and Ms. Pac-Man! We played games every night at the big kitchen table and enjoyed the gorgeous mountain view with our morning coffees! Hot tub and outdoor fireplace were awesome to have!”
“This space was perfect for all of us to spread out and have our own areas. There was also plenty of seating for the whole group to play games and puzzles together. We made s'mores one night after building a fire in the firepit. We all loved the hot tub too.”
“The mountain view is breathtaking from every room. Most cabins have cheap kitchen utensils and pots but this place has every high quality kitchenware you'll need and then some. The bathrooms are pure luxury. It was the absolute best rental in every way.”
Erin looks after every stay at Poplar Peaks, from the stocked coffee bar to the s'mores kit waiting by the fire pit. Expect a detailed digital guidebook before you arrive, a self check-in keypad, and quick, friendly answers whenever you need them. Guests mention Erin by name in review after review — it's the thing they talk about most after the view.
Have a question about the bedrooms, the drive up in winter, or where to eat in Boone? Reach out before you book — she's happy to help you plan the trip.
Check AvailabilityPoplar Peaks puts you in the middle of the Boone–Blowing Rock–Banner Elk triangle: skiing in winter, waterfalls and the Blue Ridge Parkway in summer, and some of the best fall color in the East. Drive times are approximate from the cabin.
10 min driveKing Street is Boone's walkable main drag: the original-feel Mast General Store, local coffee, breweries, and some of the best dinner spots in the High Country. Appalachian State University is right there too — catch a Mountaineers game at Kidd Brewer Stadium and be back in the hot tub before the traffic clears.
~15 min driveA short, steep drive up from town to an overlook with the whole of Boone and the Blue Ridge spread out below. A favorite for sunset, picnics, and a quick photo stop on the way back from dinner.
~20 min driveThe storybook village of Blowing Rock has boutique shopping, galleries and patio dining. Just outside town, Moses H. Cone Memorial Park on the Blue Ridge Parkway offers Flat Top Manor and miles of gentle carriage trails around Bass Lake — easy walking for every age.
20–40 min driveOften called “America's Favorite Drive,” the Parkway runs right through the High Country. Hop on near Blowing Rock and head south to the Linn Cove Viaduct, the famous S-curve bridge that hugs the side of Grandfather Mountain, with overlooks and trailheads all along the way.
~40 min driveCross the Mile High Swinging Bridge, visit the animal habitats (black bears, otters, cougars), and hike some of the most dramatic ridgeline trails in North Carolina.
~20 min driveA pastoral valley with the original Mast General Store, river tubing in summer, and some of the best trout water in the region. Guests have even fly-fished nearby Howard's Creek, just down the road from the cabin.
~1 hr driveThe most photographed waterfall in the Blue Ridge. National Park Service trails lead to several overlooks of the falls and the Linville Gorge — a great half-day hike paired with a Parkway drive.
Poplar Peaks has 4 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms and sleeps up to 10 guests: three king suites (each with a Leesa king mattress and private en suite bathroom) and a bunk room with four Twin XL Leesa mattresses in two log bunk beds and its own full bathroom. There is also a half bath off the dining room.
About 10 minutes by car. The cabin is in Poplar Forest, a private gated community off Howard's Creek Road on the north side of Boone, North Carolina.
Yes. There is a private 7-person hot tub on the lower deck facing the mountains, with pool towels, safety steps, string lights, a gas fireplace and a TV nearby. Robes are provided in every bedroom closet.
Yes. There is a smokeless fire pit in the backyard with Adirondack chairs and a s'mores kit, plus four fireplaces: gas fireplaces in the family room and game room, a wood-burning fireplace on the upper deck, and a gas fireplace on the lower deck by the hot tub.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 10:00 AM. Check-in is self check-in with a keypad door code.
The primary renter must be at least 25 years old. Guests under 25 are welcome as long as a responsible adult over 25 stays on site for the whole stay. A rental agreement may be sent for signature before arrival.
No. Poplar Peaks is a pet-free home. Smoking, parties and events are also not permitted, and fireworks and firearms are not allowed on the property.
Poplar Forest is a high-elevation community. From late fall through early spring, please bring a 4WD or AWD vehicle or carry tire chains, and consider travel insurance in case of winter weather. Guests have described the driveway itself as easy to navigate.
Appalachian Ski Mountain is about 25 minutes away, Sugar Mountain Resort about 35 minutes, and Beech Mountain Resort about 50 minutes. Hawksnest snow tubing is roughly 35 minutes away.
Yes. Families love the bunk room with its own bathroom, the game room with arcade games and a pool table, the s'mores kit and fire pit, and board games. A high chair, children's dinnerware and a travel crib/pack 'n play are available.
Yes, a Level 2 EV charger is available for guests during their stay. The circular driveway has plenty of parking.
Yes. The cabin has fast Wi-Fi, central heat and air conditioning, ceiling fans, and 4K Roku smart TVs throughout the house and on both decks.
Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) is about 83 miles away, Charlotte Douglas (CLT) about 99 miles, and Asheville (AVL) about 114 miles.
Yes. The kitchen has Bosch appliances, a gas range, dishwasher, a coffee bar with Nespresso, Keurig and French press, a dual air fryer, KitchenAid blender, Crockpot, waffle maker and a full set of quality cookware and dishes. There is also a downstairs wet bar with its own refrigerator and Keurig.
There are exterior security cameras only, and none face any private space. Poplar Forest is a newer community, so construction of other homes may be underway nearby during your stay.
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Last updated November 2026
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Check-in 4 PM · Check-out 10 AM · Primary guest 25+ · No pets