带壁炉的Fauquier County民宿

带独立入口的整套宽敞公寓

Entire Spacious Apartment with a Private Entrance A serene residential neighborhood located five minutes from the Gainesville/Warrenton area, about 40 miles from Washington DC. Perks of our rental include: - A full kitchen with granite countertops and an adjustable TV. - Full bathroom. - Pool Table. - 2 living rooms, each with a smart TV - A private patio with a beautiful lake view. Sleeping Arrangments: 1 bedroom, 1 den with pull-out bed, 1 air mattress. Wheelchair-accessible entrance.

湖畔小屋

A quiet 17 acre, ONE room cabin set on a private small lake, fishing, swimming, and kayaking. Equipped with a full kitchen, a grill, 4 OUT DOOR showers, no showers in cabin. Sleeps 4, 1 QUEEN SIZE BED AND 1 PULL OUT HIDE-ABED. There is a $25/PP per day for extra guests , with prior approval by host. Pet friendly. Cameras are on site. 1 at the parking lot, 1 on the side deck, back deck, covered porch, up stairs open covered card/chest room, 2 on the main dock & water, 1 outside stone patio

爱巢

The Love Nest overlooks the Shenandoah Valley and perches on 12 acres surrounded by thousands of acres on all sides including the Thompsons Wildlife Reserve & Appalachian Trail. Wake up watching a beautiful sunrise while sipping coffee from your porch with glorious mountain views. The Love Nest is a great place to rest, relax, and recharge in a quiet, tranquil setting. Located just 3 miles off Rt. 66, it is centrally located near wineries, hiking, sightseeing, events, restaurants, and more!

独角兽山洞的魔力

Experience the Magic of Unicorn Hollow -- Relax in the hill country ambiance. Stroll—explore. Watch sunsets and star-gaze under unobstructed skies. Visit horses and Guiseppe, the donkey (aka "the Grounds Keepers.) You are welcome to enjoy the pond, alpacas, and magnificent grounds. Close to fine restaurants and wineries in Warrenton, Marshall, and The Plains. Three minutes to Great Meadow Equestrian and Gold Cup events. 45 min. from Dulles (IAD). Less than 1 hour to Washington, DC.

舒适且独特的1790年代小木屋

Recently restored 1790's log cabin with modern amenities on a 30 acre horse farm. Secluded wooded setting with pond view, less than 1,000 feet from main house and only 5 miles from downtown Culpeper with it's fine dining and quaint shops. Take a short drive to scenic Shenandoah hiking & biking trails, local vineyards and distilleries, Civil War sites, Commonwealth Equestrian Park, stroll around the farm or just unwind on the front porch or in front of the wood stove with a good book.

Stanley的小屋-美丽的农场，带私人池塘

Located at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in rural Culpeper County, Stanley’s Cabin sits on a private 7 acre pond surrounded by trees, open land, and grazing cattle. Ideal for couples, families, or small groups! Play a game of corn hole, fish for large mouth bass, take the kayak or canoe on the water, or just enjoy a peaceful walk. Many tourist attractions and activities are within proximity. Stanley’s Cabin awaits your next adventure or trip for rest and relaxation!

奥尔顿乡村小屋（Alton Cottage）- 豪华乡村度假屋

The Alton Cottage is a charming, newly refurbished 1820s guest house- formerly a summer kitchen to the original farm house. Views are of rolling fields and their bovine occupants. We are within 30 minutes of almost 20 wineries and another 20 breweries, 5 min to Airlie, and only 5 mi to Old Town Warrenton. We are also close to several antique stores, farmers markets and Shenandoah National Park. We strive to make every guests stay special.

夏季厨房客房，位于 Caledonia Farm 1812

Summer kitchen guesthouse built of stone in 1812 and located on a 115 acre free-range cattle farm on the National Register of Historic Places. The first floor is a living room with the original cooking fireplace and a kitchenette. Upstairs is a loft bedroom and bath. Housekeeping is provided on Monday and Friday mornings. Enjoy the peace and quiet, dark skies, scenic views, adventure, and culinary excellence of Rappahannock County.

带木柴热水浴缸的山顶度假屋

Doah House is a private retreat perched on a bluff atop the Blue Ridge, with wide views over the Shenandoah Valley. A calm container for rest and observation, the pace softens, shaped by small rituals: lighting the fire, soaking in the wood-fired tub, making coffee by hand. Weather moves through the trees, changing the light, the air, the sound. Each day feels different. The forest shifts, and you might, too.