Enjoy a one-of-a-kind stay in this restored 1800s cabin guest house with modern updates and beautiful decor. Off the beaten track but only about 1 hour from both DC and Baltimore. Located on a working farmstead and close to wine country, breweries, a goat cheese creamery, farm-to-table dining, and more. A favorite landing place for those out in the country enjoying Loudoun's Artists' Tour, Farm Tour, Wine Country Half Marathon, a wedding, a hiking trip, or just a weekend in the countryside. The space This nineteenth century cabin was reconstructed on our property in the '80s from its original timber. You'll love its huge, rough hewn logs and the wide floor boards. The decor is a mix of primitive, vintage, and contemporary furnishings. We've outfitted the cabin to make it a comfortable home away from home for you: an antique four poster bed, luxurious Belgian linen sheets, fluffy 100% cotton towels, organic coffee and tea, a small refrigerator, and more. PLEASE NOTE: The cabin has electricity, and has seasonally available heating and cooling, but it DOES NOT have its own plumbing. A full bathroom for your use is located in our main home, just 50 feet from the cabin's location. This doesn't cause most guests a huge inconvenience, but it does make middle-of-the-night or cold weather trips a bit more of an adventure. Update 10/12/2023: The woodburning fireplace is currently out of order and unsafe to use. You are welcome to use the firepit on the patio for cozy fires, however, please do not have fires indoors. Guest access The cabin: The cabin is a private, restored 1700s guesthouse that will be yours for the duration of your visit. We will come in if you need us to replace your water or service anything, but otherwise, it is your personal, private space. The main bed is a king bed Belgian linen bedding. There is an additional queen air mattress available for use. We welcome families with children and also have a pack-and-play available for your smallest family members. The property: The cabin is located on our small, working farmstead. We have chickens, ducks, a large kitchen garden, and a small culinary mushroom growing operation. You are welcome to walk around the property and enjoy yourself. There is a perimeter path through 4 wooded acres that you can enjoy, and a shared terrace area where you can have your morning coffee or relax with a book. Bathroom & shower: As the cabin does not have plumbing, the first floor bathroom and shower in the main farmhouse will be your own to access while you stay with us. Coffee, tea, water, light breakfast & more: The cabin comes equipped with a large water dispenser system that will be replenished for your use daily or as necessary. There is a small kitchenette area in the cabin that includes an electric kettle, mini fridge, coffee cups, a French press, coffee, tea, glasses, wine glasses, a wine/bottle opener, and more. Luxurious amenities: Just because the cabin is rustic doesn't mean you can't be comfortable. You'll be supplied with fresh stacks of organic cotton towels, Belgian linen sheets, games, books, and more. Other things to note - Again, please note that the cabin does not have its own plumbing, so bathroom facilities are located inside the main house, just steps away from the cabin. You are provided with drinking water in the cabin at all times. - The woodburning fireplace is currently out of order and unsafe to use. You are welcome to use the firepit on the patio for cozy fires, however, please do not have fires indoors. - This is a farmstay in a restored 1700s cabin. The cabin is very comfortable and we keep it clean, but do be prepared for possible draftiness, chickens on your doorstep, the occasional wasp or ants, etc. -- everything that comes along with the charm of old, rural settings. - We enthusiastically welcome all guests of all genders, sexual orientation, nationalities, races, ethnicities, religions, and abilities. (However, the property is unfortunately not very wheelchair accessible.)