We absolutely LOVE the little corner shop. Not only do they have amazing finds for all kinds of…read moretaste but Joyce is a true gem. She was so kind to our family and has such a good spirit about her. We walked away with many nice things but more than anything, I enjoyed talking to Joyce and how kind she was to my daughters. Her prices are beyond reasonable. Very fair. We vacation here ever year after thanksgiving and we plan to come back to see Joyce and shop at her store every year from now on!

Super cute!!! Lots and lots of booths to go through. Some things pricy some things not, fun place…read morethough!

I neat little store, I always find something when I go…read more Signal. Friendly employees!

Stopped here on my way to Asheville. Very cute farmhouse filled with antiques and local artisans…read morehandmade items. Very reasonably priced and the owner was so sweet. I would return again to check their new inventory as their selection changes often!

Is this place still open? Tried to call and all numbers were disconnected, even the one I found…read morethrough Facebook?

So surprised that this place does not have any Yelp Reviews yet! The owner was there and he was…read moresuper nice and helpful. The store is set up very well and you can maneuver through it easily; it is NOT one of those stores with junk piled everywhere. It is clean and arranged neatly and the items I looked at were washed (blankets) and dusted (furniture). They have a perfect mix of everything from collectibles, to antique tools, to vintage china, and furniture. Their prices were extremely reasonable and all offers were considered. They also have an entire warehouse of additional items that include lots and lots of vintage furniture and chairs. If I had had a trailer with me I could have purchased 3 pieces of nice antique furniture and several antique chairs for less than $1000. If you are looking for furniture for your home or to repurpose, I highly recommend Eagle Eye! If you've been before and didn't find anything, I would go back. If they didn't have what you needed before, they may have it now or they may be able to find it in their warehouse. I will be back!

Just left this place. Checked it out based on the good reviews. Seemed like a pretty decent place…read moreat first with a warm welcome with a nice variety of your run of the mill antiques. Fair prices. Much smaller setting than the other antique stores we're used to. Well organized and clean though. What killed this place for my husband and I was the very insulting/outspoken owner. She was politely insulting. She couldn't seem to pick up on body language that her comments weren't well received. She would be insulting with a smile and follow up with saying "no offense." For someone who was apparently an office manager at her last job (from what she told us as she divulged tons of personal information), she clearly must have lost her filter or ability for respectful conversation. When we made a comment about Charleston (my hometown) she started laughing, and I could tell something insulting was probably about to come out of her mouth. I warned her about potentially saying something even more insulting because I'm from Charleston. Plus at this point I was highly irritated with her. I would never talk to potential customers they way she did. Will never go back and would never recommend this place. Definitely drive to Asheville for a better antique experience where you're treated more respectfully.

Super fun running into this store on main! With there being over 100 vendors and 3 floors worth of…read moreitems - this store is amazing to explore. If you find yourself with a free moment in Hendersonville, you should come stop in.

I have always loved this place, especially back in the days when I was furnishing my new old house!…read moreI discovered it when it was located on the grounds of the former Flat Rock Artists' School. I followed as a fan when they moved into the 3 story building on Main Street in Hendersonville. The store is always clean and well organized. The inventory is extensive: massive furniture pieces; upholstered good; books; collectibles (postcards, dolls, Silver flatware and holloware), lamps; quilts and samplers; china, Native American art; pottery; carpeting;crystal; vintage toys and SO much more. The prices are steep but the merchandise is high quality. The store does not do consignment, but will purchase outright for resale. There is on street parking on Main Street. Get lost in the past at Village Green!

Definitely a place worth checking out! It is huge and full of beautiful, different items! You will…read moremost likely find something you like! I got some glass flowers with wire that are so darned hard to find!

I love this place. Every time I go home I have to make a stop in this store. I don't know a…read morebetter cool antiques store around. I have bought estate jewelry here, costume jewelry, steampunk items, silver, everything. I love this place. Even if you're not buying, the store is just AMAZING to go through. The items are sooo cool. The outfits, the old medals, everything. I absolutely adore this store. When I visit Hendo with friends, I bring them here and they ALWAYS love it as well. You can spend at least an hour just wandering around looking at items. One day I'll be rich enough to buy everything I want from here, but until then, I'll marvel at the awesomeness of it's items. If you're going to stop in, I recommend making a decent chunk of time to look around. You will get sucked in by item after item! This is a must stop for me when I go back to Hendo/Asheville!

Stopped by today to look for stenciling materials. This shop had them and more. The shop is…read morespacious and inviting. There are so many reasonable price home accessories to be had. They have a separate room where they host crafting classes every Saturday. What a great way to spend the day.

Why do people visit antique stores?…read more I suppose there are a number of reasons, and for me, there are at least two: I never know what I might find that I may or may not have known I needed; and, I can get my steps in by walking through to (possibly) find that elusive item. There is a great selection at The Village Hound, the people are helpful and friendly, and there is adequate parking for your visit. Go there. They may have just what you want!

Agree with the first review. We were initially drawn in by the antiques, where we found some very…read moreinteresting things. Lots of antique china, furniture and other things. But what we really liked was what is affectionately known as the "The Dog Room". Lots of toys, doggie sweaters and shirts, life jackets and countless other items for sale. The owner was very nice to talk with, very clearly a dog person. We also got to meet her dog, who was just as friendly. We ended up buying our pup a new, snazzy collar and a toy fuzzy trout (yes, trout), which he loves! Great little find and we enjoyed our visit!