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A Quaint private building, originally built as a Blacksmith Shop. Conestoga wagons were made behind this building near the Thornton River.; now guest will enjoy a recently renovated and spacious one room 'suite' right off of Main Street. Queen bed with plush bedding. Private bathroom with shower. Kitchenette with hotplate, smoothie maker, coffee maker, and microwave. Private deck that overlooks the Thornton River. Outdoor shower.

A beautiful old farm in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The 1880 farmhouse sits on a small stream that runs through the entire fifty-five acre property. The house is clean, minimally decorated, with pasture views out of every window. The farm is located 80 miles from Washington DC and just down the road from Sperryville, Old Rag Mountain, Skyline Drive and other local attractions. (Please contact me if you would prefer a one-night booking. I can usually accommodate you.)

A beautiful old farmhouse nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains on a small stream called Walnut Run. The house is clean, spacious and comfortable. The property is fifty-five acres of secluded rolling hills that are open for guests to explore. Walnut Run Farm is a one-man operation. I am doing my best to hold on to this truly unique and beautiful property. There are financial pressures to sell and or subdivide but what makes the farm special is that it is intact and retains its sanctuary-like privacy. The farm is perfectly sited along a little stream (Walnut Run) and sits in a bowl surrounded on one half by trees and views off to the pastures in other directions. There are the original outbuildings, including a spring house with pump, a smokehouse, a corn crib and a Virginia-styled barn. Work needs to be done everywhere around the farm. Everywhere! Each stay helps so much in preserving this truly special old farmhouse and property. Thank you - John

The farm is very close to Thornton Gap, an entrance to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive. From the farm there is quick access to many of the noted hiking trails in the park, most notably Old Rag Mountain and White Oak Canyon. Continuing on past the entrance to Shenandoah National Park is the city of Luray, known for Luray Caverns, a national landmark. A bit further on is the Shenandoah River where there are river outfitters for rafting and canoeing.

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 2 miles outside Shenandoah National Park, and just off main street in Sperryville, our cozy efficiency apartment is close to a variety of attractions. The unit is fully furnished with a full bath, kitchen, off street parking, and entrance. We're just a short drive to the park or a short walk to downtown Sperryville.

Originally a 19th century barn that was later converted into two apartments, we offer a queen size bed, open layout, with a full kitchen and bath. Please note there is little to no cell service in and around Sperryville. The main house (built in 1916 and affectionately known as Boo Boo's House) sits right next door just off Main Street. Get away from it all and enjoy the mountains in the heart of Sperryville and Rappahannock County with its antique shops, art galleries, wineries, and world famous restaurants.

Sperryville is a charming little village. Full of character (and characters!) So much to do in such a tiny town. Wonderful restaurants, antiques and galleries abound.Along with wineries, we have Brew Pubs and a local distillery. Not to mention all the natural beauty that surrounds us. Friendly and beautiful community!

Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 2 miles outside Shenandoah National Park, and just off main street in Sperryville, our cozy efficiency apartment is close to a variety of attractions. The unit is fully furnished with a full bath, kitchen, off street parking, and private deck and entrance. We're just a short drive to the park or a short walk to downtown Sperryville.

Originally a 19th century barn that was later converted into two studio apartments, we offer a queen size bed, an open layout, with a full kitchen and bath. Please note there is little to no cell service in and around Sperryville. The main house (built in 1916 and affectionately known as Boo Boo's House) sits right next door just off main street. Get away from it all and enjoy the mountains in the heart of Sperryville and Rappahannock County with its antique shops, art galleries, wineries, and world famous restaurants.

Sperryville is a charming little village. Full of character (and characters!) So much to do in such a tiny town. Wonderful restaurants, antiques and galleries abound.Along with wineries, we have Brew Pubs and a local distillery. Not to mention all the natural beauty that surrounds us. Friendly and beautiful community!

Rose Cottage is a quaint one-of-a-kind retreat in the heart of Sperryville - a charming country village offering shops, galleries, eateries, and more. The property has an excellent location, only 1.5 hours from Washington, DC and convenient to Culpeper, Warrenton, Front Royal and Interstate 66. It is approximately 15 miles from Old Rag Mountain and a 15 minute drive to the Shenandoah National Park, which offers an amazing array of waterfalls, canyons, trails, and hikes.

Featuring an open floor plan with combination living room and kitchen, the cottage boasts a well-equipped area for cooking and serving up those "at-home" meals. The two bedrooms are furnished with full beds, and there is a bathroom with a large walk-in shower. Spend time outdoors on the deck with a view of the fenced in back yard. Cute and quaint, you'll love Rose Cottage!

Founded in 1820, this farm village is known for its old-time charm. The village is a popular dining spot, offering a selection of restaurants, eateries, an internet café, and coffee shop. The village is also home to five country inns; the county's cultural and community center; antique galleries, art, artisan and photography galleries; a day spa and wellness center; and is a favorite spot for impromptu, bluegrass "pickin" parties.

Escape to the serenity of the Blue Ridge Mountains and experience the magic of Virginia country living in our totally renovated, upscale “Poor House.” Part of the original county Poor Farm established to support the large number of poor veterans and their families created by the Civil War, this quaint cottage is rich in history and loaded with charm. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a special place to celebrate, or a week-end retreat, you've come to just the right place!

Take advantage of all that nature has to offer by exploring our 130 acres of mountain forests, pastures, gardens, ponds, and historic structures. Watch the fireflies light up the starlit sky as you relax on the porch or on the magnificent covered dock. Hike our mountain trails. Swim, canoe, or fish in our fully stocked, 3 acre pond. Or roast marshmallows around the campfire and listen to nature's brilliant nighttime chorus! Our new upscale Poor House features two original stone fireplaces to keep you cozy warm on chilly days, one in the large bedroom and the other in the great room. The house is trimmed in original barnwood from buildings on the farm dating back to the 1860s. In the great room, you will find a modern kitchenette with microwave, mini refrigerator/freezer, coffee maker, and toaster. Located in the Great Room, it features soapstone counters, slate floors, and lots of windows to bring the outdoors inside. Two porches front and back are within hearing distance of the active stream nearby. A large bedroom with a stone fireplace and queen bed welcomes you downstairs and the upstairs loft features a full bed. Finally, if you would like to fully experience rural life, you are welcome to help us with the many projects that farm living offers, from gardening to caring for our farm family of goats, horses, mules, chickens, ducks, guineas, cats, and dogs. We will make every effort to customize your stay so that your experience is memorable! Friendly, well mannered, animal and people friendly pets are welcome. We are a non-smoking property.

Experience the amazing beauty of the surrounding countryside by visiting Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, and 'Old Rag' Mountain only minutes away. Bike some of the most scenic country roads in the Mid-Atlantic region, visit award winning wineries, breweries, and distilleries, marvel at the Blue Ridge by horseback, visit the local farmer’s market, and take home treasures from the many local art galleries and antique stores. If that isn't enough, expand your abilities with yoga and tai chi lessons, art and knitting classes, and drumming circles. If relaxation is your primary goal, we will help you to arrange a massage, beauty treatment, or catering on the premises. And not to be missed are the local dining options, from country bakeries, quaint diners, and gourmet eateries featuring local produce and meat, to world class dining at the Inn at Little Washington only 10 minutes away.

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery besides the one that is on site. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms, and also porches for relaxing and watching the town. Most have fireplaces to cozy up to in the Winter. The Oregano Room is on the second floor at the front and has features designed to make you relax: porch with rockers and a table, double headed shower, and fireplace. The brewery in the cellar of the B&B, run by the innkeepers, draws guests and visitors alike. The beer garden can get lively with a fire pit in winter, but the brewery closes at 7 PM, so the evenings quiet down. As a guest, you can still get beer after hours, just talk to us in advance to arrange that. This is a bed and breakfast, offering all the amenities you expect in a luxurious B&B, with casual touches to make sure you are comfortable. The towels are highest quality and plentiful, bath amenities are supplied in self-branded packaging, the sheets are soft and the mattresses and pillows were purchased with thoughts of a blissful night's sleep. We supply a fresh, hot, full breakfast for you in the morning, and can serve beer from the on-site brewery any day of the week, even if the brewery is closed. We are a professional B&B with 13 years experience. We are fully licensed, insured and know how to meet your wishes. We live on-site, and are available to make recommendations on the best hiking trail for you, make dinner reservations, and provide maps and other suggestions to make your visit to the area perfect. Please note that taxes will be due upon arrival. Taxes, which are separate from Airbnb room charges and service fees, are not collected by Airbnb. Taxes that will be due are 9.3% of the total.

You have your own porch with rocking chairs and a table and chairs, and also a fireplace to cozy up to in the Winter. The on-site brewery is open to the public some days, but beer is always accessible to guests by request.

Sherri’s home is located in Sperryville,Virginia,United States. A distillery, another brewery, an apothecary, great coffee shop, and a variety of dining experiences (from exquisitely prepared and presented to grab and go) are all within walking distance. Main Street is short and quiet, and the town does tend to close down by 10 PM or so.

The Garden Cottage sits behind the B&B, closer to the river, and is great for people traveling in small groups or with pets or children who want a house all to themselves. It has 2 bedrooms (the downstairs bedroom has a queen-size bed and the upstairs bedroom has one full-size and one twin bed). There is one bathroom with a large, double-headed shower, a full kitchen, a living room, and a dining room. Please be aware that the upstairs bedroom is a converted attic with low ceilings and steep stairs. The wrap-around porches are great for relaxing.

The Garden Cottage sits behind the B&B, closer to the river, and is great for people traveling in small groups or with pets or children who want a house all to themselves. It has 2 bedrooms (the downstairs bedroom has a queen-size bed and the upstairs bedroom has one full-size and one twin bed). There is one bathroom with a large, double-headed shower, a full kitchen, a living room, and a dining room. Please be aware that the upstairs bedroom is a converted attic with low ceilings and steep stairs. The wrap-around porches are great for relaxing. The cottage has a maximum occupancy of five people, including children. The listed price is based on an occupancy of up to two people; we add $50 more for each additional person per night. Pets are welcome in the cottage for an additional $35 per pet, per night. Breakfast is not included in the rate, but can be added for $15 more per person, per night. Highlights: *Wrap-around porch *Kitchen *Double headed shower *Living and dining areas *Two bedrooms, three beds *Free Wifi *Whole house heat and A/C *Branded amenities *Pet and child friendly

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this cottage is on the same property as Hopkins Ordinary Bed Breakfast and Ale Works, and is also within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery.

Exhale, unwind, and welcome to Castleton Farms. ABOUT THE HOUSE: This spacious and airy open-plan cottage with loft has a full equipped kitchen, large bathroom with garden tub, romantic fireplace. The queen bed sleeps two. ABOUT THE GROUNDS: Castleton Farms is a sprawling, 550-acre compound at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park with a working animal farm, fishing ponds, and gorgeous views. A five-mile paved footpath spans the property and is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. Visit the friendly menagerie with emus, goats, chickens, pig, donkeys, a zebra, and a zonkey. The magnificent spa complex boasts a custom, geothermally-heated indoor pool, hot tub, 12-person dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge pool, and fireplace (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in). ABOUT CASTLETON FARMS: Castleton Farms is a one-of-a-kind estate with luxury amenities and rustic Virginia charm. In addition to the original 1850s Manor House, the property comprises thirteen beautiful guest houses, intimate cottages and large family homes, all discreetly nestled across 550 acres of rolling farmland. Escape from the everyday bustle to a serene haven of unspoiled, breathtaking mountain views. And with three tennis courts, a palatial spa, and world-class performances at the 120-person theater, no luxury need be spared. Castleton Farms is the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend, romantic escape, family reunion, or corporate retreat. GETTING THERE: Castleton Farms is ~60 miles southwest of Washington, DC, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and only a few miles from Shenandoah National Park. ABOUT THE AMENITIES: Guests have access to the following amenities: - 5 miles of private paved trails - 3 outdoor tennis courts - Exotic animal menagerie - Outdoor pools (Seasonal) Meadows and Crest Hill Houses Only - Ponds for paddle boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing (Fishing gear not provided) - Luxurious spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in) - Fitness center - Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations - Basketball, volleyball, billiards, foosball, ping-pong, croquet, and bocce ball (access to this list varies by house or cottage). - Meeting room equipped with state-of-the-art HD video conferencing; seats 50 - World-class performing arts events in 120-person Theater House (Fall and Spring season) - Table tennis, rowboats and paddle boats - Riding lessons, tennis lessons, guided hiking tours, therapeutic massage, golf carts, chauffeurs, babysitters, private cooks or catering for large groups, and other services available upon advanced request. We will provide a referral list of vendors. NEARBY: Rappahannock County (and the neighboring Fauquier and Culpeper Counties) offer scenic outdoor adventures and unique shopping experiences, as well excellent cuisine and wine tasting at some of Virginia’s best artisanal wineries. Here’s just a taste of what you can do: - Shenandoah National Park: hike, camp, or bike through this famous natural beauty, or take a car anywhere along Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic byway — 18 miles, 30-minute drive - Copper Fox Distillery: tour and sample this local American whiskey— 11 miles, 20-minute drive - The towns of Little Washington and Culpeper: visit these charming villages and historic landmarks — 20-30 minute drives - Multiple vineyards and wineries with tours and tastings — ask for recommendations! - Civil War Trail: the Shenandoah Valley is home to more than 100 historic Civil War sites with colorful interpretive markers and historical information.

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery besides the one that is on site. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms, and also porches for relaxing and watching the town. Most have fireplaces to cozy up to in the Winter. The Lavender Room is on the second floor at the back and has features designed to help you relax: porch with a porch swing and a table and chairs, clawfoot table with a separate shower, and wood burning stove. The brewery in the cellar of the B&B, run by the innkeepers, draws guests and visitors alike. The beer garden can get lively with a fire pit in winter, but the brewery closes at 7 PM, so the evenings quiet down. As a guest, you can still get beer after hours, just talk to us in advance to arrange that. This is a bed and breakfast, offering all the amenities you expect in a luxurious B&B, with casual touches to make sure you are comfortable. The towels are highest quality and plentiful, bath amenities are supplied in self-branded packaging, the sheets are soft and the mattresses and pillows were purchased with thoughts of a blissful night's sleep. We supply a fresh, hot, full breakfast for you in the morning, and can serve beer from the on-site brewery any day of the week, even if the brewery is closed. We are a professional B&B with 13 years experience. We are fully licensed, insured and know how to meet your wishes. We live on-site, and are available to make recommendations on the best hiking trail for you, make dinner reservations, and provide maps and other suggestions to make your visit to the area perfect. Please note that taxes will be due upon arrival. Taxes, which are separate from Airbnb room charges and service fees, are not collected by Airbnb. Taxes that will be due are 9.3% of the total.

You have your own porch with a porch swing, and a table and chairs, and also a wood-burning stove to cozy up to in the Winter. The on-site brewery is open to the public some days, but beer is always accessible to guests by request.

Walking to everything in Sperryville is easy from Hopkins Ordinary, and Shenandoah National Park is in view and a short drive away.

Escape to the serenity of the Blue Ridge Mountains and experience the magic of Virginia country living at our entirely renovated, historic 2 bedroom farmhouse on 130 acres of forests, ponds, gardens, and pastures.

We have two lovely properties on our 130 acre farm in the Blue Ridge Mountains: a fully restored 2 bedroom 1860s Farmhouse and a new 2 bedroom Barn Loft. The Loft is a separate listing.

We have stunning views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Shenandoah National Forest and Skyline Drive are 10 minutes away and Old Rag is 20 minutes. Our area is known for world class hiking and biking, excellent wineries and antique stores, and exceptional restaurants including the Inn at Little Washington.

A cozy country retreat nestled along the Hazel River in the heart of the Shenandoah National Park and Virginia’s wine country. The property is just downstream from the park and features remarkable mountain and river views.The spacious and light filled home is tucked into the riverside and affords a great deal of privacy. Nearly all rooms of the home have views of the river. The property is a peaceful 75-minute drive from Washington, D.C.30-day stay required. Rates include lodging tax of 7.5%.

Highlights Include: – Remarkable views – Stone shower and steam room – Jetted tub with heated tile bathroom – Fully equipped kitchen with gas range, granite counters, and a large GE fridge – Energy efficient front loading washer and dryer in the mudroom – Two fireplaces – Two large decks and patio overlooking the river – Ping Pong table – High-speed internet – Netflix and Hulu – Large flat screen tv – Firewood for fireplaces – Hiking, horseback riding, biking, fishing, and swimming

Founded in 1820, Sperryville is known for its old-time charm. The village is a popular dining spot, offering a selection of restaurants, a coffee shop, bar, and several micro-breweries. The village is also home to antique galleries, art, artisan and photography galleries, a day spa, yoga, and a new wellness center. The property backs up to Shenandoah National Park & Old Rag Mountain, which offer numerous scenic hiking trials, and we have our own private hiking trails on the property. There’s recreational trout fishing nearby on the Rose, Hughes and Rapidan Rivers. Visit many, outstanding wineries, cheese factories, historic sites, civil war battlefields, Luray caverns, historic Monticello and the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Antique shop, bike, hike or just sit back and enjoy the beautiful scenery and numerous wildlife.

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery besides the one that is on site. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms, and also porches for relaxing and watching the town. Most have fireplaces to cozy up to in the Winter. The Thyme Room is on the second floor at the back of the house with a private porch with two chairs. The brewery in the cellar of the B&B, run by the innkeepers, draws guests and visitors alike. The beer garden can get lively with a fire pit in winter, but the brewery closes at 7 PM, so the evenings quiet down. As a guest, you can still get beer after hours, just talk to us in advance to arrange that. This is a bed and breakfast, offering all the amenities you expect in a luxurious B&B, with casual touches to make sure you are comfortable. The towels are highest quality and plentiful, bath amenities are supplied in self-branded packaging, the sheets are soft and the mattresses and pillows were purchased with thoughts of a blissful night's sleep. We supply a fresh, hot, full breakfast for you in the morning, and can serve beer from the on-site brewery any day of the week, even if the brewery is closed. We are a professional B&B with 13 years experience. We are fully licensed, insured and know how to meet your wishes. We live on-site, and are available to make recommendations on the best hiking trail for you, make dinner reservations, and provide maps and other suggestions to make your visit to the area perfect. Please note that taxes will be due upon arrival. Taxes, which are separate from Airbnb room charges and service fees, are not collected by Airbnb. Taxes that will be due are 9.3% of the total.

This room at the back of the house has a private porch connected to it. The on-site brewery is open to the public some days, but beer is always accessible to guests by request.

Walking to everything in Sperryville is easy from Hopkins Ordinary, and Shenandoah National Park is in view and a short drive away.

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery besides the one that is on site. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms, and also porches for relaxing and watching the town. Most have fireplaces to cozy up to in the Winter. The Sage Room is a spacious second floor room with a fireplace and a queen-size bed in the original 1820s-portion of the building. It has a large shower in the private bathroom and is bounded by porches. Amenities include: *Porch *Fireplace *Rainfall shower head *Free WiFi *Hot, multi-course breakfast *Overhead fan *Temperature control in room *Luxury towels and bed linens *Branded bath amenities

With the fireplace and porch, you get a cozy place to hang out all year round. Bring beer up from the on-site brewery (or any other beverage) and relax and enjoy your private space.

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery besides the one that is on site. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms, and also porches for relaxing and watching the town. Most have fireplaces to cozy up to in the Winter.

Exhale, unwind, and welcome to Castleton Farms. ABOUT THE HOUSE: This spacious and airy open-plan cottage with loft has a full equipped kitchen, large bathroom with garden tub, romantic fireplace. The queen bed sleeps two. ABOUT THE GROUNDS: Castleton Farms is a sprawling, 550-acre compound at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park with a working animal farm, fishing ponds, and gorgeous views. A five-mile paved footpath spans the property and is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. Visit the friendly menagerie with emus, goats, chickens, pig, donkeys, a zebra, and a zonkey. The magnificent spa complex boasts a custom, geothermally-heated indoor pool, hot tub, 12-person dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge pool, and fireplace (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in). ABOUT CASTLETON FARMS: Castleton Farms is a one-of-a-kind estate with luxury amenities and rustic Virginia charm. In addition to the original 1850s Manor House, the property comprises thirteen beautiful guest houses, intimate cottages and large family homes, all discreetly nestled across 550 acres of rolling farmland. Escape from the everyday bustle to a serene haven of unspoiled, breathtaking mountain views. And with three tennis courts, a palatial spa, and world-class performances at the 120-person theater, no luxury need be spared. Castleton Farms is the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend, romantic escape, family reunion, or corporate retreat. GETTING THERE: Castleton Farms is ~60 miles southwest of Washington, DC, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and only a few miles from Shenandoah National Park. ABOUT THE AMENITIES: Guests have access to the following amenities: - 5 miles of private paved trails - 3 outdoor tennis courts - Exotic animal menagerie - Outdoor pools (Seasonal) Meadows and Crest Hill Houses Only - Ponds for paddle boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing (Fishing gear not provided) - Luxurious spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in) - Fitness center - Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations - Basketball, volleyball, billiards, foosball, ping-pong, croquet, and bocce ball (access to this list varies by house or cottage). - Meeting room equipped with state-of-the-art HD video conferencing; seats 50 - World-class performing arts events in 120-person Theater House (Fall and Spring season) - Table tennis, rowboats and paddle boats - Riding lessons, tennis lessons, guided hiking tours, therapeutic massage, golf carts, chauffeurs, babysitters, private cooks or catering for large groups, and other services available upon advanced request. We will provide a referral list of vendors. NEARBY: Rappahannock County (and the neighboring Fauquier and Culpeper Counties) offer scenic outdoor adventures and unique shopping experiences, as well excellent cuisine and wine tasting at some of Virginia’s best artisanal wineries. Here’s just a taste of what you can do: - Shenandoah National Park: hike, camp, or bike through this famous natural beauty, or take a car anywhere along Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic byway — 18 miles, 30-minute drive - Copper Fox Distillery: tour and sample this local American whiskey— 11 miles, 20-minute drive - The towns of Little Washington and Culpeper: visit these charming villages and historic landmarks — 20-30 minute drives - Multiple vineyards and wineries with tours and tastings — ask for recommendations! - Civil War Trail: the Shenandoah Valley is home to more than 100 historic Civil War sites with colorful interpretive markers and historical information.

On Main Street in charming Sperryville, this Bed, Breakfast and Ale Works is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, antique stores, a distillery and yet another brewery besides the one that is on site. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms, and also porches for relaxing and watching the town. Most have fireplaces to cozy up to in the Winter. The Rosemary Room is on the first floor and is handicap accessible. Its features are designed to help you relax: porch with rockers, a tub and shower, and a fireplace. The brewery in the cellar of the B&B, run by the innkeepers, draws guests and visitors alike. The beer garden can get lively with a fire pit in winter, but the brewery closes at 7 PM, so the evenings quiet down. As a guest, you can still get beer after hours, just talk to us in advance to arrange that. This is a bed and breakfast, offering all the amenities you expect in a luxurious B&B, with casual touches to make sure you are comfortable. The towels are highest quality and plentiful, bath amenities are supplied in self-branded packaging, the sheets are soft and the mattresses and pillows were purchased with thoughts of a blissful night's sleep. We supply a fresh, hot, full breakfast for you in the morning, and can serve beer from the on-site brewery any day of the week, even if the brewery is closed. We are a professional B&B with 13 years experience. We are fully licensed, insured and know how to meet your wishes. We live on-site, and are available to make recommendations on the best hiking trail for you, make dinner reservations, and provide maps and other suggestions to make your visit to the area perfect. Please note that taxes will be due upon arrival. Taxes, which are separate from Airbnb room charges and service fees, are not collected by Airbnb. Taxes that will be due are 9.3% of the total.

You have your own porch with rocking chairs, and also a fireplace to cozy up to in the Winter. The on-site brewery is open to the public some days, but beer is always accessible to guests by request.

Walking to everything in Sperryville is easy from Hopkins Ordinary, and Shenandoah National Park is in view and a short drive away.

Beautiful, historic log cabin in picturesque Rappahannock Co., at the gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains. Easy walk to restaurants. Galleries, antiques, and wineries abound, along with wonderful hiking. Children ages 8 and up are welcome. From Thanksgiving to New Year's, $100 off a weekend stay, $200 off a weeklong stay and $300 off a month long booking!

The cabin is listed on the historic register. Originally the home of noted wheelwright, John Kiger, the house belonged to the owner's grandmother, and has been lovingly restored and furnished. Located on the Thornton River, the yard is a perfect place to relax and watch the leaves turn.

Sperryville's main street is very walkable. Full of historic architecture, this classic small town bustles with creative art, food and friendly neighbors.

Escape to the serenity of the Blue Ridge Mountains and experience the magic of Virginia country living in our 2 bedroom Barn Loft on 130 acres of mountain forests, pastures, gardens, ponds, and historic structures. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a special place to celebrate, or a week-end retreat, you've come to just the right place! Ideal for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

Our new upscale Barn Loft features a modern kitchen with stainless appliances, soapstone counters, and slate floors opening into a great room with a Vermont Castings wood stove to keep you cozy in the winter. A large deck adds a very special outdoor room with magical views of the mountains, ponds, and pastures below. Two cozy bedrooms with queen and full beds welcome you after a day of hiking, swimming, or just relaxing. Ceiling fans in every room make the central air conditioning necessary only in the hottest days of summer. The Loft comes equipped with a laundry room and is easily accessible for those with physical limitations.

Take advantage of all that nature has to offer by exploring our 130 acres of mountain forests, pastures, gardens, ponds, and historic structures. Watch the fireflies light up the starlit sky as you relax on the porch or on the magnificent covered dock. Hike our mountain trails. Swim, canoe, or fish in our fully stocked, 3 acre pond. Or roast marshmallows around the campfire and listen to nature's brilliant nighttime chorus! Experience the amazing beauty of the surrounding countryside by visiting Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, and 'Old Rag' Mountain only minutes away. Bike some of the most scenic country roads in the Mid-Atlantic region, visit award winning wineries, marvel at the Blue Ridge by horseback, and take home treasures from the many local art galleries and antique stores. If that isn't enough, expand your abilities with yoga lessons, art classes, and drumming circles. And, if relaxation is your primary goal, we will help you to arrange a massage, beauty treatment, or catering on the premises! Enjoy the wide range of local dining options, from country bakeries, quaint diners, and gourmet eateries featuring local produce and meat, to world class dining at the Inn at Little Washington only 10 minutes away.

Exhale, unwind, and welcome to Castleton Farms. ABOUT THE HOUSE: This large and beautiful home comfortably sleeps 14. Amenities include a private outdoor pool and outdoor gas fire pit, gas grill, a large deck, two full kitchens, indoor pool table, three wood-burning fireplaces, and stunning backdrop views of the pond and Blue Ridge Mountains. The home has 7 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. ABOUT THE GROUNDS: Castleton Farms is a sprawling, 550-acre compound at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park with a working animal farm, fishing ponds, and gorgeous views. A five-mile paved footpath spans the property and is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. Visit the friendly menagerie with alpacas, emus, goats, chickens, pigs, donkeys, a zebra, and a zonkey. The magnificent spa complex boasts a custom, geothermally-heated indoor pool, hot tub, 12-person dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge pool, and fireplace (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in). ABOUT CASTLETON FARMS: Castleton Farms is a one-of-a-kind estate with luxury amenities and rustic Virginia charm. In addition to the original 1850s Manor House, the property comprises thirteen beautiful guest houses, intimate cottages and large family homes, all discreetly nestled across 550 acres of rolling farmland. Escape from the everyday bustle to a serene haven of unspoiled, breathtaking mountain views. And with three tennis courts, a palatial spa, and world-class performances at the 120-person theater, no luxury need be spared. Castleton Farms is the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend, romantic escape, family reunion, or corporate retreat. GETTING THERE: Castleton Farms is ~60 miles southwest of Washington, DC, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and only a few miles from Shenandoah National Park. ABOUT THE AMENITIES: Guests have access to the following amenities: - 5 miles of private paved trails - 3 outdoor tennis courts - Exotic animal menagerie - Outdoor pools (Seasonal) Meadows and Crest Hill Houses Only - Ponds for paddle boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing (Fishing gear not provided) - Luxurious spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in) - Fitness center - Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations - Basketball, volleyball, billiards, foosball, ping-pong, croquet, and bocce ball (access to this list varies by house or cottage). - Meeting room equipped with state-of-the-art HD video conferencing; seats 50 - World-class performing arts events in 120-person Theater House (Fall and Spring season) - Table tennis, rowboats and paddle boats - Riding lessons, tennis lessons, guided hiking tours, therapeutic massage, golf carts, chauffeurs, babysitters, private cooks or catering for large groups, and other services available upon advanced request. We will provide a referral list of vendors. NEARBY: Rappahannock County (and the neighboring Fauquier and Culpeper Counties) offer scenic outdoor adventures and unique shopping experiences, as well excellent cuisine and wine tasting at some of Virginia’s best artisanal wineries. Here’s just a taste of what you can do: - Shenandoah National Park: hike, camp, or bike through this famous natural beauty, or take a car anywhere along Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic byway — 18 miles, 30-minute drive - Copper Fox Distillery: tour and sample this local American whiskey— 11 miles, 20-minute drive - The towns of Little Washington and Culpeper: visit these charming villages and historic landmarks — 20-30 minute drives - Multiple vineyards and wineries with tours and tastings — ask for recommendations! - Civil War Trail: the Shenandoah Valley is home to more than 100 historic Civil War sites with colorful interpretive markers and historical information.

Exhale, unwind, and welcome to Castleton Farms. ABOUT THE HOUSE: This grand and airy home comfortably sleeps 10. The master bedroom features a sitting room with working fireplace as well as a private screened porch with lounge seating and a swing. Upstairs, a second master bedroom apartment includes a walk-in closet, private bath, and kitchenette. Other amenities include a large kitchen and breakfast area, dining room, laundry room, and a grand living room with working fireplace. There is also a beautiful outdoor patio with gorgeous views and a gas grill. The home has 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. ABOUT THE GROUNDS: Castleton Farms is a sprawling, 550-acre compound at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park with a working animal farm, fishing ponds, and gorgeous views. A five-mile paved footpath spans the property and is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. Visit the friendly menagerie with alpacas, emus, goats, chickens, pigs, donkeys, a zebra, and a zonkey. The magnificent spa complex boasts a custom, geothermally-heated indoor pool, hot tub, 12-person dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge pool, and fireplace (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in). ABOUT CASTLETON FARMS: Castleton Farms is a one-of-a-kind estate with luxury amenities and rustic Virginia charm. In addition to the original 1850s Manor House, the property comprises thirteen beautiful guest houses, intimate cottages and large family homes, all discreetly nestled across 550 acres of rolling farmland. Escape from the everyday bustle to a serene haven of unspoiled, breathtaking mountain views. And with three tennis courts, a palatial spa, and world-class performances at the 120-person theater, no luxury need be spared. Castleton Farms is the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend, romantic escape, family reunion, or corporate retreat. GETTING THERE: Castleton Farms is ~60 miles southwest of Washington, DC, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and only a few miles from Shenandoah National Park. ABOUT THE AMENITIES: Guests have access to the following amenities: - 5 miles of private paved trails - 3 outdoor tennis courts - Exotic animal menagerie - Outdoor pools (Seasonal) Meadows and Crest Hill Houses Only - Ponds for paddle boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing (Fishing gear not provided) - Luxurious spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in) - Fitness center - Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations - Basketball, volleyball, billiards, foosball, ping-pong, croquet, and bocce ball (access to this list varies by house or cottage). - Meeting room equipped with state-of-the-art HD video conferencing; seats 50 - World-class performing arts events in 160-person Theater House (Fall and Spring season) - Table tennis, rowboats and paddle boats - Riding lessons, tennis lessons, guided hiking tours, therapeutic massage, golf carts, chauffeurs, babysitters, private cooks or catering for large groups, and other services available upon advanced request. We will provide a referral list of vendors. NEARBY: Rappahannock County (and the neighboring Fauquier and Culpeper Counties) offer scenic outdoor adventures and unique shopping experiences, as well excellent cuisine and wine tasting at some of Virginia’s best artisanal wineries. Here’s just a taste of what you can do: - Shenandoah National Park: hike, camp, or bike through this famous natural beauty, or take a car anywhere along Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic byway — 18 miles, 30-minute drive - Copper Fox Distillery: tour and sample this local American whiskey— 11 miles, 20-minute drive - The towns of Little Washington and Culpeper: visit these charming villages and historic landmarks — 20-30 minute drives - Multiple vineyards and wineries with tours and tastings — ask for recommendations! - Civil War Trail: the Shenandoah Valley is home to more than 100 historic Civil War sites with colorful interpretive markers and historical information.

Exhale, unwind, and welcome to Castleton Farms. ABOUT THE HOUSE: This large and beautiful home comfortably sleeps 14. Amenities include a private outdoor pool and outdoor gas fire pit, gas grill, a large deck, two full kitchens, indoor pool table, three wood-burning fireplaces, and stunning backdrop views of the pond and Blue Ridge Mountains. The home has 7 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. ABOUT THE GROUNDS: Castleton Farms is a sprawling, 550-acre compound at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park with a working animal farm, fishing ponds, and gorgeous views. A five-mile paved footpath spans the property and is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. Visit the friendly menagerie with alpacas, emus, goats, chickens, pigs, donkeys, a zebra, and a zonkey. The magnificent spa complex boasts a custom, geothermally-heated indoor pool, hot tub, 12-person dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge pool, and fireplace (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in). ABOUT CASTLETON FARMS: Castleton Farms is a one-of-a-kind estate with luxury amenities and rustic Virginia charm. In addition to the original 1850s Manor House, the property comprises thirteen beautiful guest houses, intimate cottages and large family homes, all discreetly nestled across 550 acres of rolling farmland. Escape from the everyday bustle to a serene haven of unspoiled, breathtaking mountain views. And with three tennis courts, a palatial spa, and world-class performances at the 120-person theater, no luxury need be spared. Castleton Farms is the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend, romantic escape, family reunion, or corporate retreat. GETTING THERE: Castleton Farms is ~60 miles southwest of Washington, DC, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and only a few miles from Shenandoah National Park. ABOUT THE AMENITIES: Guests have access to the following amenities: - 5 miles of private paved trails - 3 outdoor tennis courts - Exotic animal menagerie - Outdoor pools (Seasonal) Meadows and Crest Hill Houses Only - Ponds for paddle boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing (Fishing gear not provided) - Luxurious spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in) - Fitness center - Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations - Basketball, volleyball, billiards, foosball, ping-pong, croquet, and bocce ball (access to this list varies by house or cottage). - Meeting room equipped with state-of-the-art HD video conferencing; seats 50 - World-class performing arts events in 120-person Theater House (Fall and Spring season) - Table tennis, rowboats and paddle boats - Riding lessons, tennis lessons, guided hiking tours, therapeutic massage, golf carts, chauffeurs, babysitters, private cooks or catering for large groups, and other services available upon advanced request. We will provide a referral list of vendors. NEARBY: Rappahannock County (and the neighboring Fauquier and Culpeper Counties) offer scenic outdoor adventures and unique shopping experiences, as well excellent cuisine and wine tasting at some of Virginia’s best artisanal wineries. Here’s just a taste of what you can do: - Shenandoah National Park: hike, camp, or bike through this famous natural beauty, or take a car anywhere along Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic byway — 18 miles, 30-minute drive - Copper Fox Distillery: tour and sample this local American whiskey— 11 miles, 20-minute drive - The towns of Little Washington and Culpeper: visit these charming villages and historic landmarks — 20-30 minute drives - Multiple vineyards and wineries with tours and tastings — ask for recommendations! - Civil War Trail: the Shenandoah Valley is home to more than 100 historic Civil War sites with colorful interpretive markers and historical information.

Exhale, unwind, and welcome to Castleton Farms. ABOUT THE HOUSE: This large and beautiful home comfortably sleeps 14. Amenities include a private outdoor pool and outdoor gas fire pit, gas grill, a large deck, two full kitchens, indoor pool table, three wood-burning fireplaces, and stunning backdrop views of the pond and Blue Ridge Mountains. The home has 7 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. ABOUT THE GROUNDS: Castleton Farms is a sprawling, 550-acre compound at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and Shenandoah National Park with a working animal farm, fishing ponds, and gorgeous views. A five-mile paved footpath spans the property and is perfect for walking, jogging, or biking. Visit the friendly menagerie with alpacas, emus, goats, chickens, pigs, donkeys, a zebra, and a zonkey. The magnificent spa complex boasts a custom, geothermally-heated indoor pool, hot tub, 12-person dry sauna, steam room, cold plunge pool, and fireplace (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in). ABOUT CASTLETON FARMS: Castleton Farms is a one-of-a-kind estate with luxury amenities and rustic Virginia charm. In addition to the original 1850s Manor House, the property comprises thirteen beautiful guest houses, intimate cottages and large family homes, all discreetly nestled across 550 acres of rolling farmland. Escape from the everyday bustle to a serene haven of unspoiled, breathtaking mountain views. And with three tennis courts, a palatial spa, and world-class performances at the 120-person theater, no luxury need be spared. Castleton Farms is the perfect setting for a relaxing weekend, romantic escape, family reunion, or corporate retreat. GETTING THERE: Castleton Farms is ~60 miles southwest of Washington, DC, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and only a few miles from Shenandoah National Park. ABOUT THE AMENITIES: Guests have access to the following amenities: - 5 miles of private paved trails - 3 outdoor tennis courts - Exotic animal menagerie - Outdoor pools (Seasonal) Meadows and Crest Hill Houses Only - Ponds for paddle boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing (Fishing gear not provided) - Luxurious spa with indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, and steam room (Additional spa fee — paid at check-in) - Fitness center - Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodations - Basketball, volleyball, billiards, foosball, ping-pong, croquet, and bocce ball (access to this list varies by house or cottage). - Meeting room equipped with state-of-the-art HD video conferencing; seats 50 - World-class performing arts events in 120-person Theater House (Fall and Spring season) - Table tennis, rowboats and paddle boats - Riding lessons, tennis lessons, guided hiking tours, therapeutic massage, golf carts, chauffeurs, babysitters, private cooks or catering for large groups, and other services available upon advanced request. We will provide a referral list of vendors. NEARBY: Rappahannock County (and the neighboring Fauquier and Culpeper Counties) offer scenic outdoor adventures and unique shopping experiences, as well excellent cuisine and wine tasting at some of Virginia’s best artisanal wineries. Here’s just a taste of what you can do: - Shenandoah National Park: hike, camp, or bike through this famous natural beauty, or take a car anywhere along Skyline Drive, the 105-mile scenic byway — 18 miles, 30-minute drive - Copper Fox Distillery: tour and sample this local American whiskey— 11 miles, 20-minute drive - The towns of Little Washington and Culpeper: visit these charming villages and historic landmarks — 20-30 minute drives - Multiple vineyards and wineries with tours and tastings — ask for recommendations! - Civil War Trail: the Shenandoah Valley is home to more than 100 historic Civil War sites with colorful interpretive markers and historical information.