Sweet little quiet spot to give oneself time to settle and think. The dwelling is loft like living with large open first floor that includes a chef style kitchen, a bathroom with heated toilet seat (which was a plus as I stayed here in cold early winter days), large dining table and a small round antique table seating. A short flight upstairs to a 4 pillar king size bed that offers view 24 7 if you want to stay in bed. My favorite part is that it resembles a tiny farm house with amazing sealed brick floors and wood planks. I can image what it would be like to sit outside on a warm summer day to sip some locally grown wines which were a hit as Christmas gifts. I got the opportunity to see the morning fog lifting. You get views from all three side of the house facing the rolling hills and far away mountain scape. (I only gave the listing description a 4 stars because it did not do justice to reflect more of its architecture and landscaping.)I was also greeted on Day 2 and onward by the property cat, Sammy. He has the sweetest personality. I was able to pet and pick him up. He was a wonderful distraction.The owner is courteous and very helpful. The wine tasting at the Yurt is unbelievable. The ciders are amazing and the Black Currant taste nourishing. The place also offer local cooking from farm fresh ingredients, low key and more my speed. I am a big fan of the Virginia mountains, this place is postcard or Instagram perfect.

We spent a week at this lovely spot overlooking the vineyard and the Virginia Mountains. It's utterly romantic and whimsical. There's fruit trees and bushes growing everywhere. We were given permission to pick the Blackberries, which were perfect. There's a pond with hilarious frogs we never saw but heard in the evening. Our dog got a kick out of that. You can tell how much care and love is given to the property. There's even a sweet cat who greeted us from time to time. The home environment marries a rustic look with modern appliances. We had a delightful time cooking in the kitchen and dining at the large table where we could view all the beautiful, natural surroundings. As a little helpful guide- the freezer and dryer are around the side, we missed it at first! The building has large windows without blinds that emit tons of glorious natural light, and we still felt it was private. We do recommend some hard sole slippers for the glazed brick inlay flooring, especially if you're going to be walking all day like we were. Mark was always available, kind, and thoughtful when we reached out. The power was momentarily out due to the storm, and he brought us coffee and jumped the generator. He showed us the yurts on the property, the garden where all the flavors for his wine is grown, and let us tour his tasting room. Needless to say, we bought a couple of bottles! We are delighted to say that we will be returning for the bright ambiance and good company.

Great place

This place needs major help. Starting with the fact there is No sofa no where to sit but dining room table. lots of bugs. Lots of the owners personal every just wierd ! I wouldn't recommend it at all.