Imagine a spacious, Civil War era farmhouse bed and breakfast nestled in a secluded valley in Hedgesville, West Virginia, beside a meandering, rippling stream named Tomahawk Run,surrounded by 280 acres of woods, hills and meadows where walking paths are maintained for your pleasure.
The hallmark of The Farmhouse on Tomahawk Run is luxurious comfort and hospitality.
Five unique guestrooms are available for your use, all with private baths. The farmhouse contains two guestrooms with king-size beds and private balconies, and a suite with a queen-size pencil post bed and an adjoining sitting room.
The separate Carriage House suite contains two guestrooms and a complete kitchen & living area.
In the large Gathering Room of the farmhouse a stone fireplace contains a roaring log fire on cold evenings. On the wrap-around porch, rocking chairs and a Jacuzzi are available to help you unwind from the rigors of the workweek. In the morning a delicious and bountiful three-course breakfast is served in the dining room or, weather permitting, on the porch.
As the seasons change, picture yourself strolling paths through spring-flowering dogwood and redbud trees, through fields of summer wildflowers, the multicolored leaves of autumn, or enjoying the simple beauty of snow-covered limbs on the walnut trees beside the farmhouse.
The Farmhouse on Tomahawk Run was built by the Innkeeper's great-grandfather during the Civil War on land occupied by her ancestors since the early 1740's.
5 Rooms all with private bath.
Seperate Carriage House with 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen and living area with fireplace.
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