We stayed at this cozy farmhouse for three nights in late October. Our family of five used the home as our landing spot for a weekend filled with day trips to West Jefferson, Boone, Blowing Rock and many stops along the Blue Ridge Parkway. It was perfect for us. The kids love the historic structure, the personal touches and the silence of rural farmhouse. For me personally, it brought back memories of my grandmothers home, from the porch to the stairs....even the door knobs. I’m so envious of the cast iron pans in the kitchen...all well seasoned and were perfect for breakfast pancakes a couple mornings.
If you are looking for modern luxury, you may want to look elsewhere. This home has been preserved well and is authentic. It is well stocked with kitchen cookware, paper products, blankets and the little things you may need. There are limited outlets so visitors should consider bringing outlet adapters (some were in drawers but we didn’t find them until the last evening). There isn’t a tv. We brought a monitor and chromecast and streamed movies for a couple nights. Internet WiFi is good. None of this is a criticism...just be aware.
For us, the home was wonderful and was an experience none of us will forget. It was also nice to reconnect with my past through a few days in this home.