Charming Bed and Breakfasts in Winchester, WA

Mountain Home Bed & Breakfast in Front Royal provides accommodations with a garden and a tennis court. With mountain views, this accommodation provides a patio. The bed and breakfast also features free Wifi, free private parking, and facilities for disabled guests. Guests can stay warm with a fireplace in every unit. All rooms are complete with a private bathroom and air conditioning, and certain rooms come with a balcony. At the bed and breakfast, every unit is equipped with bed linen and towels. À la carte and American breakfast options with warm dishes, local specialities, and pancakes are available each morning at the bed and breakfast. There is a coffee shop and lounge. For guests with children, Mountain Home Bed & Breakfast offers an indoor play area and a baby safety gate. Guests at the accommodation can enjoy skiing and cycling nearby, or make the most of the sun terrace. Crosby Stadium is 5.1 miles from Mountain Home Bed & Breakfast, while Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park is 19 miles from the property. The nearest airport is Washington Dulles International Airport, 52 miles from the bed and breakfast.

- "Warm hospitality, great breakfast, lovely home." - "Great accommodations at an amazing price." - "Friendly atmosphere , very clean ! Historic beautiful area!" - "Highly recommended. Beautiful property and scenery." - "Kind people, historic property, wonderful brekkie" - "No ordinary B&B, where rural Virginia, creature comforts, history & Appalachian hiking tales meet!" - "Wonderful!" - "Interesting renovated old house with lots of history."

Step into my humble abode, where comfort and warmth embrace you like an old friend. Nestled in a serene and quiet neighborhood, this cozy retreat promises an unforgettable experience.

My place carries a gentle hum of tranquility and you'll enjoy a home away from home experience, as every detail whispers hospitality. Whether you're here for leisure, work, or simply to escape, your perfect night awaits.

Feel free to make yourself at home, and let the magic of this Airbnb rental envelop you.

The space
This is share house but we don't share bathroom.

The Game Room is on the basement floor of the beautifully restored 1847 portion of the historic main house of Mountain Home. Features include a twin daybed and trundle (and a roll-away bed, when needed), private half bathroom (with access to a full bathroom w/shower upstairs), and vintage foosball table, as well as games, toys, puzzles, DVDs and VHS tapes and a system for playing them. A hearty breakfast is included.

The space
Mountain Home is in the National Register of Historic Places, and the Virginia Landmarks Register. The main house was built for Samuel Gardner, a successful farmer, known for raising prized horses. Samuel Gardner and his first wife Sarah had 3 daughters, the oldest of which was Annie Gardner who wrote a journal for a couple months during the Civil War while she was a teenager. The second oldest was Rebecca who married into the Waller family and inherited Mountain Home. The home stayed in the Gardner-Waller family for 140 years before being sold. It passed through 2 other owners before Lisa and Scott Jenkins bought it in 2012 and restored it to be used as a B&B.

We also operate a guest house called the Cabbin with additional listings on AirBnB.

For before and after pictures of the (historically named) "Cabbin" and Main House, look for us at: Mountain Home in Front Royal.

Guest access
Other areas our guests can access include the main parlor, sun room, lower porch, upper porch, patio, and dining room.

During your stay
We are resident at Mountain Home every night we are open for guests. We greet our guests when they arrive, answer any questions they may have, get their breakfast orders, provide hiking, and local activity suggestions. If needed, we shuttle them to and from town with suggestions on where to eat/shop/find necessary services. We also prepare and serve a hearty breakfast in the morning. We might even provide s'mores around a small outside fire pit on a given night :-). But if guests just want downtime to rest, read or recharge, that is fine, too. We have plenty of books and outdoor resources in the Cabbin and Main House for our guests.

Other things to note
If you are hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT), or just travelling light, you'll find hiker-friendly details like boot dryers, linens, blankets and towels, shampoo, creme rinse and soap, hair dryer, shaver, loaner clothes, laundry, WiFi, shuttles into town, breakfast, etc.

During the summer months, when they are open, we can shuttle you to the 4H Center for a swim in their pool (their fees are about $5/day). Ask us about the swimming hole, waterfalls and nearby hikes and getting out on the river. Wineries, meaderies, a brewery and fine dining are just down the road.

Essentials • Cleaning products • Paid washer – In building • Paid dryer – In building • Conditioner • Body soap • Shampoo • Shower gel • Hair dryer • Hot water

Enjoy easy access to popular shops and restaurants from this charming place to stay. Enjoy easy access to popular shops and restaurants from this charming place to stay.

Hot water • Bathtub • Cleaning products • Conditioner • Washer • Mountain view • Shampoo • Hair dryer • Body soap • Shower gel

The "Cabbin" at Mountain Home is cozy and comfortable. This listing reserves 2 full-sized futons, separated from shared space by curtains. See '"Cabbin" at Mountain Home B&B' to reserve whole building or 'The Game Room at Mountain Home' for a great 1-2 person option.

Just 120 yards east of the Appalachian Trail. 4 miles from great restaurants and more in Front Royal. Less than 5 miles walk/drive to Shenandoah National Park. Shenandoah River nearby. Breakfast, occupancy and meals tax included.

The space
The “Cabbin" is a renovated historic building that was once a log cabin. It now looks like a small brick building, but the dimensions* are still the same, and the logs are still inside the walls. (*If you are over 5'7", you'll need to duck to get in the front door!)

The Cabbin has two floors which can be booked separately using this "Cabbin - First Floor" and the "Cabbin - Second Floor" listing. If you'd like to reserve the whole Cabbin, see '"Cabbin" at Mountain Home B&B'. We also list on Airbnb 4 private rooms with private bathrooms in the Main House: Annie's Room, Gardners' Room, Rebecca's Parlor and the Game Room. Our other inexpensive option for 1 or 2 people is the informal but comfortable "The Game Room at Mountain Home", with carpeting, a decorative fireplace, antique foosball table, locked door and private half bathroom.

This "Cabbin - first floor" listing is just for the 2 full-sized futons on the first floor, separated from the shared kitchen/dining area by a partial wall, and ceiling to floor curtains for visual privacy. Your space also has a small library and curtained windows. Although listed as "shared room", we will not put anyone from another group in this first floor space with you. The space has lights and air conditioning (or heating) depending upon the season. Each bed has its own reading light.

The small shared bathroom at the top of the stairs is accessible without going through the upstairs sleeping area. The bathroom is the only room in the building with a door and complete privacy. The rest of the building is in an open configuration. There is no need for second floor guests to go through the first floor sleeping area nor for first floor guests to go through the second floor sleeping area.

The shared kitchen, located adjacent to the first floor sleeping area, is small but fully functional.

For before and after pictures of the (historically named) "Cabbin" and Main House, look for us at: Mountain Home in Front Royal.

Guest access
Those staying in the Cabbin have access to the bathroom on the second floor and the kitchen and dining area on the first floor. The bathroom is the only room in the building with a door, so the rest of the building is in an open configuration. However, the second floor guests do not go through the first floor sleeping area, and the first floor guests do not go through the second floor sleeping area. The Cabbin has it's own small patio and charcoal grill. You are also welcome to come up and enjoy the Main House, including the patio and fire pit.

Other things to note
If you are hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT), or just travelling light, you'll find hiker-friendly details like boot dryers, linens, blankets and towels, shampoo, creme rinse and soap, hair dryer, shaver, loaner clothes, laundry, WiFi, shuttles into town, breakfast, etc.

If you are planning to bring a dog or other pet, please let us know when requesting your reservation. We only allow dogs in the Cabbin, generally 1 dog per night, and there is a dog fee of $5/dog/night plus some extra rules to keep things clean, protect the building, and be respectful of other guests.

During the summer months, when they are open, we can shuttle you to the 4H Center for a swim in their pool (their fees are about $5/day). Ask us about the swimming hole, waterfalls and nearby hikes and getting out on the river. Wineries, a meadery, a brewery and fine dining are just down the road.

Shampoo • Paid washer – In building • Mountain view • Conditioner • Shower gel • Body soap • Cleaning products • Bathtub • Hair dryer • Hot water

Charming guest house that is part of a larger estate home property. Walk to Bear’s Den and the Appalachian Hiking Trails as well as popular Bear Chase Brewery. Short drive to wineries, breweries, restaurants, and river.

Bluemont escape is located in historic Loudoun County and includes a kitchenette and huge bedroom. This apartment sits on five acres with two other units.

Enjoy the sunset from Bear’s Den overlook just across the street, grill out, or enjoy fire pit!

The space
Large apartment with a huge bedroom, separate living room, and kitchenette that includes sink, mini fridge, coffee maker, microwave, toaster, and three burners.

This apartment has a completely separate entrance and is separated from another house by a large garage. There are no other units above or below this apartment/guest house. While this is a completely separate living space- there are two other houses on the five- acre parcel.

Guest access
Access to the apartment and grounds.

Other things to note
This unit is two levels- the bedroom is in a large loft upstairs and the bathroom is downstairs.

Note there is no smoking on the inside or outside of the property.

Three dogs reside on the property.

Please drive slowly in the driveway in case we are doing yard work or taking a Vespa ride.

Free dryer – In unit • Free washer – In unit • Hangers • Iron • Hair dryer • Garden view • Essentials • Hot water • Shampoo • Air conditioning

Cozy guest cabin on the Blue Ridge Mountain Range. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, nature, clean air, and access to several nearby hiking trails, the Shenandoah river, numerous wineries and breweries, wedding venues, and quant towns. This place is truly a peaceful retreat from the "grind".

The space
Indoors it’s a cozy guest cabin—a bedroom with a king bed, bathroom, and kitchenette.

Guest access
The fire pit area and deck are exclusive use. No problem with guests walking logging trails and using yard space!

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Annie's Room is on the 2nd floor of the fully restored 1847 historic Main House. Features include a poster bed (circa 1840), a daybed w/trundle, 2 closets, dresser, upholstered chairs, beautiful rug centered on newly refinished heart pine floor, private bathroom.

From upstairs, you can see the sun set, "with its broad bright face sinking behind the mountain... lighting up the clouds, and throwing back its reflection on our beautiful and much beloved Mountain Home". Annie Gardner June 30, 1862

The space
Mountain Home is in the National Register of Historic Places, and the Virginia Landmarks Register. The main house was built by Samuel Gardner, a successful farmer, known for raising prized horses. Samuel Gardner and his first wife Sarah had 3 daughters, the oldest of which was Annie who was a teenager during the Civil War. During the summer of 1862, Annie kept a diary about what was happening on the farm.

The home stayed in the Gardner-Waller family for 140 years before being sold. It passed through 2 other owners before Lisa and Scott Jenkins bought it in 2012 and restored it to be used as a B&B.

We also operate a guest house called the Cabbin with additional listings on AirBnB.

For before and after pictures of the (historically named) "Cabbin" and Main House, look for us at: Mountain Home in Front Royal.

Guest access
Other areas our guests can access include the parlor, sun room, upper and lower porches, patio, game room and dining room.

During your stay
We are resident at Mountain Home every night we are open for guests. We greet our guests when they arrive, answer any questions they may have, get their breakfast orders, provide hiking, and local activity suggestions. If needed, we shuttle them to and from town with suggestions on where to eat/shop/find necessary services. We also prepare and serve a hearty breakfast in the morning. We might even provide s'mores around a small outside fire pit on a given night :-). But if guests just want downtime to rest, read or recharge, that is fine, too. We have plenty of books and outdoor resources in the Cabbin and Main House for our guests.

Other things to note
If you are hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT), or just travelling light, you'll find hiker-friendly details like boot dryers, linens, blankets and towels, shampoo, creme rinse and soap, hair dryer, shaver, loaner clothes, laundry, WiFi, shuttles into town, breakfast, etc.

During the summer months, when they are open, we can shuttle you to the 4H Center for a swim in their pool (their fees are about $5/day). Ask us about the swimming hole, waterfalls and nearby hikes and getting out on the river. Wineries, a meadery, a brewery and fine dining are just down the road.

Rebecca's Parlor is on the first floor of the beautifully restored 1847 portion of the historic main house of Mountain Home. Features include a comfortable queen bed, wardrobe, dresser, period upholstered sofas, beautiful rug centered on newly refinished heart pine floor, and your accessible private bathroom. Breakfast included. Occupancy and meals taxes are included in the listing price.

The space
Mountain Home is in the National Register of Historic Places, and the Virginia Landmarks Register. The main house was built by Samuel Gardner, a successful farmer, known for raising prized horses. Samuel Gardner and his first wife Sarah had 3 daughters, the second oldest of which was Rebecca who married into the Waller family and inherited Mountain Home. The home stayed in the Gardner-Waller family for 140 years before being sold. It passed through 2 other owners before Lisa and Scott Jenkins bought it in 2012 and restored it to be used as a B&B.

We also operate a guest house called the Cabbin with additional listings on AirBnB.

For before and after pictures of the (historically named) "Cabbin" and Main House, look for us at: Mountain Home in Front Royal.

Guest access
Other areas our guests can access include the main parlor, sun room, lower porch, upper porch, patio, and dining room.

During your stay
We are resident at Mountain Home every night we are open for guests. We greet our guests when they arrive, answer any questions they may have, get their breakfast orders, provide hiking, and local activity suggestions. If needed, we shuttle them to and from town with suggestions on where to eat/shop/find necessary services. We also prepare and serve a hearty breakfast in the morning. We might even provide s'mores around a small outside fire pit on a given night :-). But if guests just want downtime to rest, read or recharge, that is fine, too. We have plenty of books and outdoor resources in the Cabbin and Main House for our guests.

Other things to note
If you are hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT), or just travelling light, you'll find hiker-friendly details like boot dryers, linens, blankets and towels, shampoo, creme rinse and soap, hair dryer, shaver, loaner clothes, laundry, WiFi, shuttles into town, breakfast, etc.

During the summer months, when they are open, we can shuttle you to the 4H Center for a swim in their pool (their fees are about $5/day). Ask us about the swimming hole, waterfalls and nearby hikes and getting out on the river. Wineries, a meadery, a brewery and fine dining are just down the road.

Conditioner • Cleaning products • Courtyard view • Shower gel • Garden view • Mountain view • Shampoo • Hot water • Body soap • Hair dryer

The Gardners' Room is on the 2nd floor of the fully restored 1847 historic main house of Mountain Home. Features include a poster bed, a daybed w/trundle, 2 closets with period faux bois doors, secretary, upholstered chair and ottoman, beautiful rug on newly refinished heart pine floor, and a private bathroom. Breakfast is included. Occupancy and meals taxes are included in the listing price.

The space
Mountain Home is in the National Register of Historic Places, and the Virginia Landmarks Register. The main house was initially built for Samuel Gardner, a successful farmer, known for raising prized horses. Samuel Gardner and his first wife Sarah had 3 daughters, the oldest of which was Annie who was a teenager during the Civil War. During the summer of 1862, Annie kept a diary about what was happening on the farm.

The home stayed in the Gardner-Waller family for 140 years before being sold. It passed through 2 other owners before Lisa and Scott Jenkins bought it in 2012 and restored it to be used as a B&B.

We also operate a guest house called the Cabbin with additional listings on AirBnB.

For before and after pictures of the (historically named) "Cabbin" and Main House, look for us at: Mountain Home in Front Royal.

Guest access
Other areas our guests can access include a lovely parlor, sun room, upper and lower porches, patio, and spacious dining room.

During your stay
We are resident at Mountain Home every night we are open for guests. We greet our guests when they arrive, answer any questions they may have, get their breakfast orders, provide hiking, and local activity suggestions. If needed, we shuttle them to and from town with suggestions on where to eat/shop/find necessary services. We also prepare and serve a hearty breakfast in the morning. We might even provide s'mores around a small outside fire pit on a given night :-). But if guests just want downtime to rest, read or recharge, that is fine, too. We have plenty of books and outdoor resources in the Cabbin and Main House for our guests.

Other things to note
If you are hiking the Appalachian Trail (AT), or just travelling light, you'll find hiker-friendly details like boot dryers, linens, blankets and towels, shampoo, creme rinse and soap, hair dryer, shaver, loaner clothes, laundry, WiFi, shuttles into town, breakfast, etc.

During the summer months, when they are open, we can shuttle you to the 4H Center for a swim in their pool (their fees are about $5/day). Ask us about the swimming hole, waterfalls and nearby hikes and getting out on the river. Wineries, a meadery, a brewery and fine dining are just down the road.

Garden view • Courtyard view • Conditioner • Shampoo • Hair dryer • Hot water • Body soap • Bathtub • Mountain view • Cleaning products

Come get away to our cozy guest cabin, just 10 mins from Shenandoah National Park and a 5 min walk to the Shenandoah River! Perfect for a peaceful stay in a gorgeous natural setting. High ceilings, open concept, wood panelling and a private enclosed patio. Close to vineyards, breweries and outdoor attractions.

(Please note, there isn't a full kitchen)

If you have more than 3 guests, please let us know. We have a second cabin on the property that we can offer as an additional space.

The space
A couple things to note:

- The cabin is set up as one large studio space with an open concept bedroom and living area. The space is flooded with light with an uncluttered, calm feel. The bathroom is spacious and has a large shower and a big jacuzzi tub.

- The space has a full-sized bed with linen sheets. We have extra blankets in the space if you need them!

- There is a sitting area in which to read or chat, and a dining nook that doubles as a workspace. (It's our favorite place to work from when the space isn't rented!) There is a daybed in the main space, which also makes an excellent napping or reading spot.

- Our guest cabin does not have a full kitchen; our kitchenette set up is included in the photos. It includes a mini-fridge, microwave and full tea and coffee making provisions including electric kettle, pour over coffee supplies, wine glasses, dishes and silverware for any meals you bring in. We've also set up a dishwashing station in the bathroom, but feel free to let us know if you'd prefer to have them washed in our dishwasher and we can make arrangements. There are a lot of great food options in the area; we've included a list of our favorites in our guide.

- You will be renting our guest cabin, which is on our property next to our main home. There is a separate entrance to the guest cabin and that entire space will be completely private to you. Our deck faces away from the cabin, so your enclosed patio will be private. (Note, there is a covered breezeway -- essentially a long hallway -- that connects our home to the front porch of the guest cabin so that it's easy to get to and fro when it's cold. There is a lock that deadbolts on each side.)

- We do not have a TV in the cabin, however we do have wi-fi provided by Comcast if you'd to enjoy Netflix from your own device during your stay. We also have the cabin stocked with our favorite games and books.

- A public boat dock is within walking distance (5 mins) from the end of our driveway. We don't have kayaks for you to use, but we'd be happy to suggest some local outfitters if you don't have your own equipment.

- We will most likely be home in the main house, but it's a big lot and we will make sure to give you your privacy. We're always accessible via the Airbnb app if you have any questions. We do have a dog (a very friendly beagle mix); she's always either inside or in the fenced in area off our deck, which is not visible from your cabin during your stay.

- We are located off a road with not much local traffic (right after our house the road becomes a private road maintained by our HOA), so it's nice and quiet.

- We've put together a guide to Front Royal if you'd like to get more familiar with the area (the link is under my host profile!) We have a more extensive guest guide that'll be shared upon check-in.

Guest access
- The path to the cabin is on a state maintained road, so it is paved and relatively easy to drive in all weather conditions. (The last 5 minutes of the drive are a little windy if you're used to driving wider city roads; take caution on your first drive.) Our driveway is gravel. Just pass our house begins the private road maintained by our HOA (Stoney Bottom), which dead-ends. Please keep us in our neighbor's good graces by not heading in that direction :)

- You're welcome to roam the wooded area around the cabin. We've marked our property lines with signs; please respect our neighbors' privacy by not roaming further :)

- We've included some suggestions of some nearby hikes if you'd like to explore the area!

Other things to note
- We have a two-day minimum stay set up, but please send us a message if you're looking for a shorter stay. Depending on our schedule, we may occasionally be able to accommodate a one-night stay.

- We may be able to accommodate early check-ins and late check-outs depending on our schedule, for an additional fee. Send us a message and we can see what we can do!

- The space is child friendly, but is not child proofed.

- Smoking is not permitted in the cabin.

- Our nightly fee includes a 5% tax charged by Warren County (which is currently not separately collected by Airbnb; the taxes collected during check out are state taxes).

Bathtub • Hot water • Body soap • Essentials • Conditioner • Shampoo • Cleaning products • Mountain view • Shower gel • Garden view

The "Cabbin" of historic Mountain Home is cozy, comfortable space, 120 yards east of the Appalachian Trail, on Route 522 (Remount Road), 3 miles from Front Royal, VA. 6 beds, a bathroom, small kitchen and dining area. Reserve the whole "Cabbin" here. See "Mt. Home Cabbin" listings to reserve a floor. No TV in Cabbin, but we have WiFi. Dogs are welcome, but not other types of pets. Meals taxes are included in the listing price.

The space
The “Cabbin" is a renovated historic building that was once a cabin, but is now a small brick building (with the logs still inside the walls). In the spirit of Appalachian Trail (AT) hiking, people often rent individual beds for a night or two, but when you rent the whole Cabbin, no other guests will be staying there. You'll still find hiker-friendly details like boot dryers, a shaver, linens, laundry, shampoo, soap, a ride into town, breakfast, etc.

If you are interested in renting just 1 of the 2 floors of the Cabbin, see individual listings for "Mt. Home Cabbin - ..." on AirBnB. We are also in the “Appalachian Trail Thru-hiker's Companion", White Blaze guide, Far Out app, and AWOL's "AT Guide".

The 2nd floor has 4 twin beds and a small, full bathroom. Downstairs is a small kitchen and dining area and a space with 2 futon beds and a small library. The space is air conditioned (or heated, depending upon the season).

For before and after pictures of the (historically named) "Cabbin" (and before and after pictures of the Main House) look for us up at: mountainhomeinfrontroyal. We also operate a full B&B, with private rooms with their own bathrooms in the main house. Check out the Gardners Room, Annie's Room, Rebecca's Parlor and Game Room on Airbnb.

Guest access
When guests book the Cabbin, they have access to the whole Cabbin and the small patio nearby. They can also come up to the Main House and enjoy the Parlor, Breakfast Room, Dining Room and Patio.

Other things to note
Guests can hike in from the Appalachian Trail, just north of Shenandoah National Park, or drive in and park for free.

If you drive in, please be aware that GPS might direct you to the old entrance. We recommend following our directions posted on this listing in Airbnb instead. Our driveway is directly across from where Route 718/Lake Front Road/ comes into Route 522/Remount Road. Once on our driveway, stay right at the fork and immediately go left to park on the 2-car asphalt lot across from the Cabbin. Extra parking is available - please ask. Please do not park on the grass.

The Virginia Breeze bus (part of Megabus) provides access from Washington, DC and Dulles Airport, and we can shuttle you from the bus stop in Front Royal to Mountain Home for no additional cost.

We also provide a shuttle into Front Royal for dinner, post office, resupply, etc. You can leave a car and shuttle to a hiking spot ("slack pack") for a small fee.

When the 4-H Center is open, we can shuttle you to the 4H Center for a swim in their pool (their fees are about $5/day). Wineries and fine dining are just down the road and down the trail. Ask us about great trail hikes, river excursions and where there is a swimming hole.

This award winning newly renovated 1800s kitchen house is walking distance to all town businesses, making it easy to plan your visit. Located on beautiful and historic South Church Street, the property backs to Rose Hill Park, The Barns of Rose Hill music and arts venue and the town government center and library. Everything inside was chosen piece by piece with respect to the structures history with the addition of modern conveniences. Original narrow pie steps may be difficult for some guests.

The space
The lower level of the house is a living room with a kitchenette (sink, mini fridge, microwave, electric kettle, kitchen supplies, Nespresso and pods, toaster oven, etc). The antique cabinet contains games, drawing supplies, yoga mat and light weights, extra linens, and cleaning supplies. The couch is a pullout full bed. There is a small table for dining.

Upstairs there is a queen bed, books, night stands and lights and small drawer storage. Hangers on hooks are available. The sideboard contains basic desk and sewing supplies. Please watch your head because of slanted ceilings as shown in pictures.

A full but tiny bath is located upstairs. There is a shower and basic toiletries and towels are provided.

There is a private patio outside the entrance door with additional seating and a small garden.

The grounds have two fire pits as well as numerous seating areas. You are welcome to use the backyard. Horseshoe set and s’mores sticks can be provided. A covered outdoor area has seating, darts and checkers. Please be mindful that the grounds are not flat and brick walkways are uneven due to the age of the property.

The patio by the owner’s residence and the front yard of the property is private

Guest access
Backyard( where you enter) is available but owners also have access.
Front yard and private residence patio are not accessible.

Other things to note
Two dogs are on the premises but will be leashed during your stay except for a break from10-10:15 pm. They are not allowed in the guest house.

You will be given a remote to enter the gated driveway after checking in. Please be sure to close the gate.

Due to the nature of this historic building, you may see an occasional bug despite intense cleaning prior to your visit. We will happily take care of any problems you may encounter.

Hair dryer • Essentials • Cleaning products • Conditioner • Shower gel • Body soap • Extra pillows and blankets • Shampoo • Bed linens • Hot water

Kick back and relax in this calm, professionally designed space. The Little Acorn Cottage was completely renovated in 2025! Steps from historic Twin Oaks Tavern Winery est. 1892 and the Appalachian Trail!

Bathroom • Portable fans • Books and reading material • Heating and cooling • Air conditioning • Extra pillows and blankets • Bed linens • Hot water • Hair dryer • Bedroom and laundry

Breathtaking 360d views/Outdoor Tub/4 acres/Gym/<10min to Winchester
Ideal for a couple, an independent guesthouse adjacent to the main house on 4-acre lot, completed in 2021. Full kitchen & gas fireplace w/access to gym & hot tub on the premises. Mountain and valley views all-round, front porch offers breathtaking sunset views while back porch features hot tub with 270 degree vistas of orchards, mountains, trees.
* 3-bedroom/4 bath main house also available for rent, see Ventura Manor

The space
Ventura Cottage is a brand new modern comfortable cottage getaway amidst the rolling hills of the Shenandoah Valley with Mountain Views. It boasts a fully stocked kitchen with espresso machine and a microwave oven/regular oven combo! Comfortable living room area with smart TV and one bedroom with queen bed and attached full bath with glorious tiled rain shower!
You will love it !

Guest access
The entire cottage/patio and hot tub/gym located around the back of the property. Hot tub/gym shared with main house, Ventura Manor.

Other things to note
Guests staying at Ventura Cottage will enjoy the rolling hills of the countryside and if you want to stay in town we highly recommend Romas Italian Restaurant for a delicious first meal. Also there is one of the few remaining Family Drive In movie theaters just minutes away.
Or guests can enjoy the many dining spots pubs and live music, Art Galleries and Specialty shops in Old Town Winchester which is just 10 miles away.
You won’t want to miss the Walking Mall at the center of town Be sure to check out these other fun spots:
The iconic John Handley Library
The Discovery Museum-with rooftop fun.
George Washington Hotel Half Note Lounge
Piccadillys Union pub
Listen to some LIVE MUSIC Piccadilly’s Union Pub or the George Washington Hotels Half Note Lounge or
The Bright Box - another music venue on the walking mall. Head to the gardens and the magnificence of the
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley- 5 min
Check out their MakerSpace for pottery and art ( Tuesdays and Sundays) Like COFFEE hit the Expresso Bar on the walking mall or Hopscotch on Millwood Ave ( they’ve got vinyl too ) There’s such great food in town try the many delicious places on the walking mall just 4-5 blocks away.
Violinos Restaurant (Italian ) for fancy and fabulous.
Romas -casual Italian
Pizzoco -on Loudoun
El Centro ( Mexican ) you’ll love it also on Walking Mall
Union Jacks(British Pub ) on Walking Mall
Chopsticks (Thai) on Kent St.
Hopscotch Coffee on Millwood Ave ( vinyl and great coffee)
Papermill Place ( Breakfast) on Papermill Rd
Bonnie Blue Southern Market and Bakery -Fabulous breakfast on Boscawen st
Skyline Drive - 20 min
D.C -1.5 hrs
Luray Caverns -25 min
* * * * * * *
Oh and if you should fall in love with the area or be relocating for work
I am a Realtor in Virginia and West Virginia (since 2001) and would be more than happy to help you find permanent housing.
ENJOY !

Please NOTE:
Should you need any dates that do not appear available please feel free to inquire thru social media : michele bouve hoffman.
Please NOTE:
Long term stays over a month will be subject to monthly cleanings to be arranged at their convenience and cost. Or double cleaning fee if not scheduled during stay.

Please NOTE:
If there are other Airbnb guests staying in the main house, Ventura Manor next door, please respect their privacy.

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The William McKinley Guest House is a four-to-five-bedroom, five-bath guest house on a secluded, mostly wooded, three-acre lot within the Historic Rosemont Manor estate grounds. Guest rooms are named after Civil War officers who fought in the Battle of Berryville on the estate grounds. The house has a living room, full-sized kitchen, hardwood floors, washer/dryer, Fijitsu heating & cooling inverters and enclosed back porch. A picnic table, outside grill and brick fire ring are available.

Guest access
Guests will have access to hike the 60-acre estate grounds. Full kitchen and is made available as well as a living room area. Laundry facilities are available upon request. A picnic table and BBQ grill are available for outside meals and activities. *Note: No late night outdoor activities. Outdoor quiet time begins at 9:30 pm.

Walk the 60-acre private, park-like grounds of an authentic Civil War battlefield site on the Historic Rosemont Estate where, for two days, Union troops, under the command of Major General Philip H. Sheridan, fought Confederate troops under the command of Lieutenant General Jubal A. Early during the Battle of Berryville on September 3rd through 4th, 1864. The Historic Rosemont Manor has a rich history of famous guests including seven U.S. presidents, Hollywood movie stars, and world-renowned figures such as Albert Einstein and Charles Lindbergh.

All bedrooms in the William McKinley Guest House are named after famous officers that fought in the Battle of Rosemont (also known as the Battle of Berryville) or had a major presence in the Northern Shenandoah Valley during the time of the battle.

Other things to note
There is no cable nor internet access in the guest house.

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