Experience the perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort in this beautifully restored 1912 Queen Anne home in the heart of Harpers Ferry. Just steps from shops, cafes, hiking trails, and local favorites like Bolivar Bread, this spacious getaway offers style, serenity, and easy access to adventure.



Highlights: Fully renovated kitchen with custom breakfast nook Four bedrooms, spa-style bath with clawfoot tub Walkable to downtown Harpers Ferry and outdoor attractions



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Step back in time without sacrificing modern comforts in this beautifully restored 1912 Queen Anne Revival, located on a quiet street in the Harpers Ferry Historic District. Just steps from downtown’s shops, cafes, restaurants, hiking trails, and Bolivar Bread Bakery, this spacious home is the perfect blend of elegance and convenience.



Inside, a spacious grand foyer and original staircase welcomes you. The light-filled living room, formal dining area, and fully renovated kitchen with custom breakfast nook offer a stylish and comfortable space to gather. Upstairs, four serene bedrooms and a spa-like bath with clawfoot tub await.



Outside, guests can unwind on the spacious covered front porch, perfect for morning coffee or evening wine as the town quiets down. Located in a peaceful neighborhood, the home is just a short walk to the heart of Harpers Ferry — explore historic sites, scenic trails, shops, and eateries all within minutes from your doorstep.

Come experience the charm, history, and natural beauty of Harpers Ferry in a home that feels like a destination all its own.



The home includes:

* 4 bedrooms Bedroom 1- King Bed Bedroom 2 - Queen Bed Bedroom 3 - Queen Bed Bedroom 4 - 2 Twin Beds

* 1.5 Baths (Full bath upstairs)

* Spacious rooms throughout

* Fully-equipped kitchen with stove/oven, microwave, and refrigerator

* Large dining room with seating for 8

* Chef’s kitchen fully stocked with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, refrigerator, oven/range, coffee maker and breakfast nook

* Bookshelves stocked with vacation reads

* Desks for catching up on homework or remote work

* High speed WiFi for streaming and taking video calls



Outside, you’ll also find:

* Covered front porch, perfect for taking in the views

* Exterior camera facing the driveway (Front door and kitchen door - facing outwards) for guest and property security. No interior cameras are present.

* Short walk to Harpers Ferry and local shops, cafes and restaurants

* River Access - 10 minutes away

* Minutes from Maryland Heights, Loudon Heights, Lower Town Loop; or book rafting, tubing, paddleboarding at River Riders



Please Note: As a beautifully preserved historic Victorian home, many of the original architectural features remain intact—including the windows and fireplace. For preservation and safety reasons, we kindly ask that guests do not attempt to open any windows, as they are sealed or fragile and not designed for regular use. The fireplace in the home is decorative only and not for use. While it adds historic charm to the space, it is not functional.



Thank you for helping us protect the charm and integrity of this special property!



In the Area:

Harpers Ferry is a wonderful base for a blend of adventure, history, and nature. Whether you’re into hiking, kayaking, history, or just relaxing, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in this beautiful, historic area:

1. Harpers Ferry Historic District (distance from house - 5 mins): Stroll through the Historic District, with its cobblestone streets, old brick buildings, and charming shops. The district is a step back in time, with preserved 19th-century architecture. The Harpers Ferry Train Station is also a noteworthy stop if you love history and old railways. Feeling adventurous? Harpers Ferry has a haunted past, and there are ghost tours available in the evenings. You can explore the darker side of the town's history, visiting old churches, graveyards, and other eerie spots.

2. Appalachian Trail (distance from house - walkable): Runs through Harpers Ferry, and the town is often considered the "psychological halfway point" for thru-hikers. If you're into hiking or nature walks, you can take a short hike to see breathtaking views of the Potomac River and the surrounding mountains.

3. Jefferson Rock (distance from house - 20 mins): Located within the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Jefferson Rock is a scenic viewpoint named after Thomas Jefferson, who visited the area in 1783 and admired the view. It’s a short hike to the top, where you’ll get a fantastic view of the rivers and surrounding landscape.

4. Tour the Local Wineries & Breweries (distance from house - 20 mins): Home to a number of local wineries and breweries. Stop by Breaux Vineyards or The Harpers Ferry Brewing Company for a relaxing afternoon of wine tasting or craft beer sampling.

5. Catoctin Mountain Park (distance from house - 50 mins): A bit farther out, Catoctin Mountain Park offers great hiking opportunities with views of the surrounding landscape. It's a more rugged park with excellent trails for varying skill levels, including the Catoctin Mountain Trail and Blue Ridge Trail.

6. Unique Shops & Dining (distance from house - 5 mins): Browse specialty shops like True Treats candy, The Vintage Lady, and enjoy standout eateries like Kelley Farm Kitchen and The Rabbit Hole. Don’t forget to stop by Bolivar Bread Bakery!

7. Hiking & River Activities (5 mins to park trailheads): Choose from Maryland Heights, Loudon Heights, Lower Town Loop; or book rafting, tubing, paddleboarding at River Riders.



We’d love to host you!