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The King and Two Queen studios have different layouts within the Fairway Cottages. The King studio has a sitting area with a gas fireplace. Its galley includes a microwave and refrigerator. Its bathroom places the bathtub beside a window, with a separate shower and twin sinks.

In the Two Queen variant, the wood-panelled bathroom has a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in shower. Twin sinks and Dornbracht fittings are also provided. The associated cottage has shared living space and a shared furnished deck. The shared lounge includes a workspace, and the cottage also has a shared putting green.

Deck designs include rocking chairs and a small low square table on a plank-pattern floor. Dark posts and vertical railings frame the covered outdoor area. Wooded fairway scenery lies beyond the railing in this arrangement.

A private furnished balcony looks over the Dan River Gorge and mountain scenery. The room includes a sitting space within the Pinnacle Cottages. Its bathroom has a bathtub and a separate shower, with twin vanities and Dornbracht fittings. The bathtub stands beside a window in the named King-room arrangement.

Bedroom designs include a dark upholstered headboard against cream walls with warm brown trim. A pale rug lies over a wood-toned floor beside a brown foot bench. A chest of drawers stands beneath a broad mirror, and shaded bedside fittings flank the sleeping area. A doorway with a translucent panel is visible in this design.

The bedding includes down duvets, with bathrobes and slippers supplied for your stay. Combined cottage bookings provide larger lounge and fireplace areas. This room has no separate private living room or fireplace. Pets are welcome in the accommodation.

A separate living area with a gas fireplace accompanies the bedroom in the east wing of Cardinal Cottage. Cooking appliances include a microwave, refrigerator, stovetop and oven. The wood-panelled bathroom has a freestanding soaking tub, a walk-in shower and twin vanities.

One living and dining design sits beneath a sloping brown ceiling with exposed beams. A blue sofa and low table occupy the sitting area, with a dining table and dark chairs behind them. A broad window wall spans the room, while a large dark-framed mirror and open ring-shaped ceiling fittings are visible in this arrangement.

The cottage setting has views toward the fairway and mountains. Pets are welcome for a fee. The suite has access to the cottage’s shared living area, deck and putting green. Designated curbside parking serves the accommodation.

The private living room has a gas fireplace and wet bar, separate from the bedroom. A covered deck and a Juliet balcony open toward the Dan River Gorge. The main bathroom includes a bathtub, a separate shower and twin vanities, while a microwave and refrigerator are provided in the suite.

One living-room design has a stone-faced fireplace beneath a television, with beams across the ceiling above a wood-toned floor. Sofas and two padded chairs surround a low rectangular table beside tall windows. Glazed doors open toward a deck and a wooded valley outlook in this arrangement.

The covered deck measures 248 sqft (23 m²). Down duvets, bathrobes and slippers are provided, along with automated Lutron shades. Pets can stay for an additional fee.

A gas fireplace serves the large living room, with multi-pane glazing framing the cottage setting. The kitchenette includes a sink, microwave, refrigerator, stovetop and oven. In the bathroom, a bathtub stands beside a window, with a separate shower and twin vanities. Heated floors are part of this bathing space.

One living-room design has a high ceiling with an upper row of windows divided into smaller panes. Warm brown framing crosses white walls above a plank-pattern floor. A stone-faced fireplace faces a cream sofa and two rounded cream chairs around a low rectangular table. Patterned curtains and glazed doors line the visible edge toward an outdoor railing.

The suite forms the east wing of Sparrow Cottage, beside the golf course, with fairway and mountain views. Pets are welcome in the accommodation, with a fee charged per pet.

Distinct sleeping, living and dining spaces form the suite’s indoor layout. A wet bar and a small refrigerator serve the living accommodation. The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate shower, with twin sinks, glass mosaic tiling and Dornbracht fittings.

Wood and stone finishes and a smoky palette give the interior its lodge character. A balcony is available in selected layouts. Some suites also have a pull-out sofa or an extra powder room, so these features depend on the particular arrangement. Down duvets, bathrobes and slippers are provided.

A bedroom design pairs a dark brown panelled headboard wall with broad warm brown ceiling trim. A padded brown foot bench stands below a pale blue bed accent, and three adjacent windows have brown blinds. A tall open door leads toward the entry in this design, with plank-pattern flooring continuing through the visible sleeping area.

The room has a sitting area and a workspace within the Lodge. Some layouts use sliding panels to divide the interior, allowing the sleeping and sitting spaces to be separated. Wood flooring and a milk-and-honey palette form part of the contemporary lodge design. Adjoining room options are also available in the Lodge.

The bathroom has glass mosaic tiling and Dornbracht fittings, with a bathtub and a separate shower. Twin vanities are also provided. A wet bar and refrigerator accompany the living space, while down duvets, bathrobes and slippers are supplied for the stay.

A Two Queen design has a brown panelled headboard wall with a broad brown ceiling border. Gold and brown bed accents sit above foot benches on the plank-pattern floor. A chair and a television counter occupy the room, with wide glazing beyond the beds. Blackout curtains are also provided in the room.

Above Roaring Creek, the treehouse setting looks toward North Carolina’s Pilot Mountain. A reading and sitting space forms part of the cabin interior. The bathroom has a bathtub, a separate shower and twin vanities. A microwave is also provided within the accommodation. Designed in France by La Cabane Perchee, the treehouses are built of aromatic red cedar.

One cabin bedroom design has warm brown horizontal panels across the walls and ceiling, with exposed beams and a wood-toned floor. Two grey padded chairs and a low round table sit near the bed. A red and grey botanical bed accent adds a contrasting pattern to this arrangement.

Narrow windows and a curtained glazed opening face toward the outdoor railing in this design. The en-suite bathroom has Dornbracht fittings, while the cabin’s private furnished deck provides outdoor space within the woodland setting.

A separate living room and dining space accompany the private balcony. A wet bar with a small refrigerator serves the living area, and there is an additional powder room. The King, Two Queen and accessible variants have different sleeping and bathroom arrangements.

Standard King and Two Queen layouts have a bathtub and a separate shower, with twin vanities in the main bathroom. The accessible King variant instead has a roll-in shower with grab bars and a seat. Sofa beds are included in the King layout and in selected Two Queen suites.

A living-room design has a horizontally panelled brown television wall and a wood-trimmed ceiling. Two sofas with dark cushions face a low round table on a pale rug, surrounded by plank-pattern flooring. Large glazing extends along the room, with a railed outdoor edge beyond it in this arrangement.

Western red cedar walls and ceilings give the mountain-top cabin its timber character. The private outdoor deck adds 855 sqft (79 m²) beyond the indoor accommodation and includes an outdoor shower. Inside, an en-suite bathroom has a shower and twin vanities, while a fireplace serves the living space.

A cabin interior design has horizontal warm brown wall panels above a plank-pattern floor. A black freestanding stove with a tall flue stands beside curtained glazing, with a padded cream chair, a round side table and a low cabinet nearby. An open bathroom doorway shows part of the basin and mirror area.

The mountain setting looks over the Kibler Valley. The hot tub has four seats. A workspace is provided within the cabin, and the outdoor deck is furnished for time outside.

The suite sits in the Observatory Tower, beneath the observatory. Its bedroom is upstairs, with a separate living and dining area below. A custom spiral staircase links the levels. Floor-to-ceiling windows look across the golf course, forest and Blue Ridge landscape. A wraparound balcony extends outside the suite.

The main bathroom has a bathtub, a separate shower and twin vanities. Glass mosaic tiles and Dornbracht fittings finish this space. An additional powder room is provided. A wet bar and refrigerator serve the living accommodation, and blackout drapes are included in the suite.

An upper-level bedroom design has a warm brown four-post bed frame beside a curved railing around an open edge. Tall windows wrap around the space. A cream chair and a low television counter stand on the wood-toned floor beneath pale ceiling panels in this arrangement.