Overall our stay was very nice. We had two families spending a few days getting away from the city. The third floor shower/tub was not working upon arrival but the plumber (who we did not know was coming) did repair this quickly. There was a bit of a fly problem on the third floor however bug killer was likely used just before our arrival, so there were 50 or so dying flies in the tub and around the toilet in the third floor bathroom, however there was not a fly flying in the house, so win win. What is not advertised is the ongoing work for the tasting room sharing the same driveway as the house. There was construction equipment as well as building supplies stored around the house. The construction generally started at 7:30am, but workers arrived at 7. Generally work was done by 6 most nights. The grounds needed some upkeep. Last summers flowers and grasses were still present is some disarray, and spring flowers were starting to come up in the middle of them.Overall the beds were comfortable, the house was generally quite clean, especially for the historic age of the property, and it is set in a very quiet, and private area. We would have liked to have been apprised of the construction before hand. We spoke with the owner who was under the impression we had been notified, but posting “Tasting Room on site - opening May 2026” does not automatically suggest the property is a construction zone.

Beautiful location, lovely house and kitchen, plenty of space. Would have appreciated a print out of the house and area information so everyone could easily review it and the lack of supplied firewood was a surprise to everyone.Nice hikes and parks nearby, a day at Harper's Ferry Park was really nice, thanks to the Governor of West Virginia the Welcome Center was staffed and so helpful.

Beautiful home on absolutely magnificent propertyTastefully decorated with lovely pieces of furniture and whimsical touchesLots of different areas for eating, reading and relaxingThe pool was fantasticGreat choice for a memorable family vacation!

Stayed here for three nights with 4 others. The grounds and the home itself are more worn down than the photos online portray. While quaint and fascinating in some respects, it is an old, historical home in need of renovations and more upkeep. We took issue with all the bugs in the house, the cleanliness (my aunt had to re-wash her bedding because it looked like someone had slept in it and the coffee maker was dirty inside, for example), and the lack of AC. The second and third floors have split AC units and they did not work well. The owner gave us instructions to troubleshoot, which involved resetting the breaker, but we felt they should have offered to come help us. Please note that as of April 2026, they are building a tasting room next door (this is now listed in the posting). The first evening of our visit, the construction workers were there working on the roof until 8:30pm. Apart from some noise, there are no window dressings on the second and third floor bathrooms, we were hesitant to shower. To their credit, the owner did remedy this on day 2 and we didn’t have any further issues. Generally speaking, the owner was good at communicating and took our concerns seriously, though I personally wouldn't stay here again. If you like a more rustic feel, then you’ll probably really enjoy this.