Historic Stone Cottage with Hot Tub and Hammock, Minutes from Downtown Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Built in 1864 and located just a short 10 min. walk from the Shenandoah River. Exposed stone walls and artfully crafted carpentry, add to its many updates and modern furnishings. Unwind and relax in the hot tub while stargazing and enjoy the fresh air while roasting marshmallows. Nearby there are several picturesque wineries only 10 minutes away. Tons of old world charm!



The highlights:

- Relax in the Hot Tub

- Roast marshmallows in the Fire Pit

- Hiking, Rafting and Tubing just 10 mins away



If you are looking for a unique and charming getaway centrally located in Harpers Ferry with riverfront access and a hot tub - this is it! Located in Bolivar, a subset of Harpers Ferry, you’ll find eclectic art and amazing features. Three bedrooms, sleeping 6 guests, is the perfect getaway or gathering place for friends, family or small group looking to get out of town - just an hour from DC and Northern Virginia.



The first floor bedroom has an electric “wood burning” stove and a cozy-cool feel with original stone floors. A full bathroom is nearby with a rain shower and live-edge stone sink and exposed stone walls. The sitting area has a Roku TV and plenty of space for your group to gather and catch up. The kitchen has an authentic stone fireplace and plenty of space to cook and interact with family and friends in the sitting area. Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom. The bathroom has a freestanding tub and shower. The primary bedroom has a queen bed and a picturesque changing room with an antique (and beautiful!) vanity and full length mirror. Brides - this is the perfect spot to get ready and make lasting memories! A rollaway cot is available, if needed.



This house is truly beautiful, romantic, peaceful and eclectic - bringing a unique edge to a historic home.



Inside you’ll find:

-3 bedrooms

– Bedroom 1 (upper level) - Queen Bed

– Bedroom 2 (upper level) - Queen Bed

– Bedroom 3 (main level) - Double Bed with woodburning stove

– Additional Sleeping Accommodations: rollaway cot, on request

-2 Baths, 1 on each level

-Open Living area with plenty of seating

-Well Equipped Kitchen with sitting area

-Authentic stone fireplace for chilly weather

-WiFi strong enough for streaming movies and taking video calls

-Roku TV for logging into your favorite streaming service

-Washer and Dryer



Outside you’ll find:

-Relax in the hot tub while stargazing

-Fire Pit for roasting marshmallows

-Fenced yard to run around in

-Hammock, perfect for an afternoon nap

-Propane and Charcoal grills for the grillmaster in your group

-A grotto-like stone wall surrounds the firepit and wood pergola with hand-laid stone steps that frame a hot tub for 4.



In the Area:



Harpers Ferry is a blend of adventure, entertainment, history, and nature. Whether you’re into hiking, kayaking, history, or betting on the slots, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in this beautiful, historic area:



1. Harpers Ferry Historic District (distance from house - 10 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 - 10 mins): 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.



We’d love to host you!



Additional rules include: Please wash dishes before leaving