Gorgeous Cabin with Magnificent Views of the Potomac River in Shepherdstown, West Virginia

The fully stocked kitchen, complemented by a designated dining area, is perfect for family meals, while ample natural lighting adds to the inviting atmosphere. A second living area leads to the back deck, and the master suite on this level offers a king bed and a private bathroom. Descending to the lower level, discover a cozy sitting area with a smart TV, ideal for your streaming needs, along with another king suite featuring an attached private bathroom. A separate private entrance enhances convenience. Venture upstairs to find two bedrooms—one equipped with a twin daybed/trundle combo and the other with a queen bed. A full bathroom with a shower/tub combo completes this level. Inside you’ll find: -4 Bedrooms – Bedroom 1 - (main level) King Bed & Private Bath – Bedroom 2 - (lower level) King Bed and Private Bath – Bedroom 3 - (upper level) Twin Day Bed/Trundle Combo with shared bath – Bedroom 4 - (upper level) Queen Bed with shared bath -3.5 Baths -Open living area with electric fireplace -Fully stocked kitchen with stove/oven, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher and coffee maker -Spacious dining area for gathering with the group -Natural light throughout -WiFi strong enough for streaming movies and taking video calls -Smart TVs for logging into your favorite streaming service -Washer and Dryer to clean up after a long day -Board games for a fun family game night Outside, you’ll also find: -Spacious deck overlooking the Potomac River -Plenty of outdoor seating for both dining and taking in the amazing views -Propane Grill for the grill master in your group -Roast marshmallows in the fire pit -Plenty of parking for your group Please note: This house does not have river access on the property. The boat ramp is located at the end of Princess St. Also, weather permitting, AWD is recommended. In the area: 1. Visit Shepherd University: Explore the campus of Shepherd University, which has a picturesque setting along the Potomac River. Check out cultural events, art exhibits, or sports activities happening on campus. 2. Shepherdstown Historic District: Wander through the historic district and enjoy well-preserved 18th and 19th-century architecture. The town is known for its charming streets, historic homes, and unique shops. 3. Shepherdstown Opera House: Catch a live performance or film screening at the Shepherdstown Opera House, a historic venue that hosts a variety of events, including concerts, plays, and independent films. 4. Shepherdstown Museum: Learn about the town's history at the Shepherdstown Museum, located in the Entler Hotel. The museum showcases artifacts and exhibits related to the area's rich heritage. 5. C&O Canal Towpath: Take a stroll or bike ride along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Towpath, which runs along the Potomac River. Enjoy the scenic views and connect with nature.Free parking down at the canal.The C&O Canal offers endless trails both ways. Pedal and Paddle provides rental options for bicycles, canoes, and kayaks. Interested in hiking? Check out the Appalachian trail, its only a 30 minute hike and perfect for beginners! 6. Riverfront Park: Relax at Riverfront Park, a peaceful spot along the Potomac River. It's a great place for a picnic, reading a book, or simply enjoying the outdoors. 7. Dining and Shopping: Shepherdstown boasts numerous restaurants open for lunch or dinner after 5 pm. Don't miss the quaint shops. Highly recommended eateries include Bistro 112, Press Room, Kome Thai & Sushi Bistro, and Maria's Taqueria. Check out Grapes and Grains for unique beer/wine and Coffee & Candlery or Dickinson and Wait for distinctive gifts. For vegan delights, visit the nationally renowned restaurant at 1112 Washington St, Bolivar, WV. For burger lovers, Tavern is a must. 8. Breweries: Harpers Ferry Brewery, Bear Chase Brewery: A bit of a hike, but worth it. Music usually on Fridays and Saturdays. 9. Harpers Ferry National Historical Park: Shepherdstown is close to Harpers Ferry, a historic town known for its role in the Civil War. Visit the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park to explore museums, hiking trails, and learn about the town's significance. 10. Shepherdstown Farmers Market: If you're visiting on a weekend, check out the Shepherdstown Farmers Market for fresh produce, handmade crafts, and local products. It's a great way to experience the community and support local businesses. A charming small town with a rich history, nestled along the Potomac River, near the Maryland border. The town has a quaint, historic feel with cobblestone streets and well-preserved 18th-century buildings. It's known for its vibrant arts scene, great local dining, and proximity to the Shenandoah Valley. We’d love to host you!