Long Branch Farm

Lansing, North Carolina

Welcome to Long Branch Farm, a historic 1800s log cabin and renovated barn, set on 22 idyllic acres in North Carolina's Appalachian Mountains.

  • The Cabin

    Step back in time in our historic log cabin built in 1887. Rich with character and authenticity, while having all the comforts of modern day.

  • The Barn

    A renovated horse barn with sprawling meadow views. Elevated with style and comfort, you’ll never want to leave this unique stay.

Explore Ashe County

Situated in Lansing, North Carolina, a quaint Appalachian town, we're just 45 minutes north of Boone and 15 minutes from West Jefferson. During the summer, visitors can pick blueberries and lavender at nearby farms, swim in picturesque creeks, float along the New River, and explore the numerous miles of stunning mountains that surround us. Visit for the beautiful fall leaf season or to pick up a local Christmas tree in the winter.

In downtown Lansing, enjoy coffee, house-made food, weekend brunch, pastries, wine, beer, and live music at our cafe, the Lansing Café & General Store. Or head up the road to Molley Chomper Cidery, where you can savor locally sourced and pressed hard cider.

When you book a stay at Long Branch, you’ll receive a list of curated itineraries to help you plan your trip. Come visit our beautiful slice of paradise in the mountains!

Lansing Cafe & General Store

Visit our café in downtown Lansing, featuring Hatchet Coffee, tea from Art of Tea, local pastries from Stick Boy Bakery, house-made food, as well as beer, wine, & cider by the glass. Our retail space highlights goods & wares from local artisans, grocery provisions, books, and more.

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“My wife and I stayed here in late summer and were absolutely blown away by the property and house. Coming down the dirt road, the trees open to a small clearing, and this beautifully restored barn comes into view. Suddenly all your worries, those stresses and nagging reminders, endless notifications, suddenly all gone. Instead, you find a deep calm and serenity filling with every breath of mountain air. Why do I live in a city? Should I sell everything and move to a small rural town? Climb the stone steps up to the cabin and step inside a thoughtfully and beautifully appointed living space. This is one of those rare experiences when you come to a new place and feel like you've happened upon a secret. There's light, wood, linen, well styled nooks and more. We ventured out to the local town of Lansing and fell in love again. What a wonderful place that we'll be coming back to again. My only regret is that I didn't spend more time on the deck with the deer, morning dew, and silence.” - Dylan

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