3 Bedrooms (Queen Bed in Master Bedroom, 2nd Bedroom with 2 Twin
Beds, 3rd Bedroom with 2 Twin Beds & 2 Twin Bunk Beds & Queen
Sleeper Sofa in Living Room)
2 Full Baths (1 with tub & shower, 1 with shower)
Window Air Conditioning
Central Heating
Washer & Dryer
24 Acres of the Sleepy Creek, Meadows and Wooded Areas to Explore!
Historic Country Estate Hosting Retreats for Families and Friends!
Gas Burning Stone Fireplace
Gas BBQ Grill
2 Screened Porchs
Main Floor Amenities:
Spacious Screen Porch with
Meadow View
Picnic Table
Ceiling Fan
Croquet and Badminton Sets
Breakfast Nook with
Wicker Furniture
4 Seater Table
Full Size/Service Kitchen with New Appliances including a Blender
Separate Dining Room with Seating for Five
Living Room with
Queen Sleeper Sofa
Gas Fireplace
TV (No Reception)
VCR Player
DVD Player
Portable CD player
Window Air Conditioner
Full Size/Service Kitchen with New Appliances
Master Bedroom on the Ground Floor with
1 Queen Bed
Tranquil Meadow View
Full Bathroom with Shower
Second Floor Amenities:
2nd Bedroom with
2 Twin Beds
Double Closet
Rocking Chairs
Window Air Conditioner
Full Bathroom with Tub and Shower
3rd Bedroom with
2 Twin Beds
2 Twin Bunk Beds
Double Closets
Window Air Conditioner
**Sheets and towels are provided. Starter kits for paper towels,
toilet paper, hand soap, dish soap, laundry detergent, dryer sheets
and napkins are provided. Please bring food, drink and hygiene
products.


ABOUT THE FARM:
Sleepy Creek meanders around three sides of The Gatehouse's 24 acres
and is suitable for wading. If the water is higher, bobbing along in
a tube on Sleepy Creek makes for a pleasant afternoon. A path runs
alongside the creek the length of the farm. Sleepy Creek is host to
harparella, a near-extinct plant that grows only in clean water.
Deer, chipmunks, squirrels, rabbits, and turtles live on the farm
and we have even seen a bear. A groundhog family lives under the
barn. In the spring, look for babies in the meadow.
Birds include turkeys, grouse, hawks, owls, kingfishers, most of the
usual (cardinals, blue jays, sparrows, tufted titmouse, black-capped
chickadees), and an occasional warbler, rose-breasted grosbeak,
killdeer, as well as a lost goose or duck. Who knows what you might
add to your life list.

There's also a wonderful hill for sledding if the weather
cooperates.