Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain

Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain

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Built in 1902 as a share cropper house
Exterior
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Lots of outdoor gathering areas
Wooden floors and wooden ceiling beams throughout.  Unique handmade quilts.

Overview of Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain

Popular amenities

  • Hot Tub
  • Pet friendly
  • Air conditioning

Check out the area

Pilot Mountain, NC
  • Popular LocationJolo Winery and Vineyards18 min drive
  • Popular LocationThe Andy Griffith Museum24 min drive
  • Popular LocationMayberry Mall25 min drive
  • AirportWinston-Salem, NC (INT-Smith Reynolds)41 min drive

Rooms & beds

2 bedrooms (sleeps 4)

Bedroom 1

1 Queen Bed

Bedroom 2

2 Double Beds

2 bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms

Bathroom 1

Bathroom 1

Soap · Towels provided · Toilet · Shower only · Hair dryer

Bathroom 2

Soap · Towels provided · Toilet

Spaces

Deck or patio
Porch or lanai
Kitchen
Outdoor play area
Garden

About this property

Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain

This is a brand new listing with VRBO (thus no reviews yet). However, the Hosts of this property are veterans in hospitality as they have been hosting overnight guests, meetings, weddings and other celebrations since 1995.

This wooded property is located a few miles from Main Street, Pilot Mountain, NC. It was built in 1902 and has a rich history. It's cozy and secluded on 200 areas of pastures and woodlands. You will share this space with the Hosts, Bill and Cyndee, who are the only others living on another part of this property.

We'll try to make you feel right at home. We won't bother you unless you want us to. However, we're happy to stop by and share a beverage with you as we share more stories about our life here and some additional tips on sightseeing the area.

The Farm House, itself, is a mixture of quaint, rustic, romantic, woodsy, contemporary, elegant. Yes, it's all of those things. The decor is a nice blend of 1920s combined with contemporary comfort. You will sink into the down filled sofas for a movie, soak in the outdoor hot tub with a morning cup of coffee, sun on the back deck with a good book while steaks cook on the grill or sip a cocktail by the wood burning firepit. There are TVs in each bedroom and living area if the weather is dreary and you just want to camp out inside.

It's perfect for honeymooners or couples wanting to relax, do some day trips, a little sightseeing, hiking, antiquing, lounging. With 1 queen bed and 2 full beds, it comfortably accommodates one or two couples. A full bath exists on the bottom floor next to the queen size bedroom. It has a shower for two. A half bath exists on the second floor with the two full size antique beds. The farmhouse features modern amenities like WiFi, fully furnished kitchen, washer-dryer, deck, outdoor Weber gas grill, wood burning firepit with cooking rack and an abundance of wildlife.

Upon this writing, we are days away from completing the installation of a 4-person Hotsprings hot tub. If this is important to you, please inquire on its status before booking.

We are pet friendly and wildlife lovers. We do caution those who have pet allergies to take that into consideration before booking with a pet friendly establishment. Even the best cleaning efforts do not always rid the air of certain types of dander. We protect our wildlife so they do tend to come close and will make a lot of noise at night. If you aren't used to it, the night sounds can be alarming.

Whether you're exploring the nearby attractions in Yadkin Valley Wine country, nearby state parks, the little mountain towns of Pilot Mountain / Mount Airy, or simply relaxing, our place will help you experience everything country living has to offer. We hope to see you soon.

Property manager

Cyndee

Languages

English

Amenities

Hot Tub
Pet friendly
Air conditioning

House Rules

Check in after 3:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 24
Check out before 12:00 PM

Children

Adults only

Events

No events allowed

Pets

Pets allowed: dogs and cats less than 20 lbs per pet (limit 2 pets total)

Smoking

Smoking is not permitted

Damage and incidentals

You will be responsible for any damage to the rental property caused by you or your party during your stay.

Important information

You need to know

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
Onsite parties or group events are strictly prohibited
This property uses eco-friendly cleaning products

About the neighborhood

Pilot Mountain

This farm stay is located in Pilot Mountain. Jolo Winery and Vineyards and Old North State Winery and Brewery are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit The Dan River Company and Nancy's Candy Company.

What's nearby

  • Jolo Winery and Vineyards - 18 min drive
  • The Andy Griffith Museum - 24 min drive
  • Mount Airy Visitors Center - 24 min drive
  • Mayberry Mall - 25 min drive
  • Hanging Rock State Park - 26 min drive

Getting around

  • Winston-Salem, NC (INT-Smith Reynolds) - 42 min drive

Restaurants

  • Hardee's - 12 min drive
  • McDonald's - 13 min drive
  • Tlaquepaque - 12 min drive
  • Rigatoni's Italian Restaurant - 13 min drive
  • Wendy's - 14 min drive

Frequently asked questions

Is Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain pet-friendly?

Yes, Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain allows cats and dogs (limit 2 total) with a maximum weight of up to 20 lbs per pet.

What time is check-in at Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain?

Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.

What time is check-out at Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain?

Check-out is at 12:00 PM.

Where is Charming 2-bedroom farmhouse nestled in the woods in welcoming Pilot Mountain located?

Situated in Pilot Mountain, this farm stay is within 12 mi (20 km) of Pilot Mountain State Park, Jolo Winery and Vineyards, and Pilot Mountain. The Andy Griffith Museum and Mount Airy Public Library are also within 16 mi (25 km).

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About the host

Hosted by Cyndee

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While the hosts are new to VRBO, they are not new to hospitality. Bill and Cyndee Duprey have been operating Rosa Lee Manor, one of the first wedding venues in the region, since 1995. The wedding venue has included overnight accommodations since that time as well.

Cyndee grew up on the farm and grew up working with friends and family harvesting tobacco, hay, corn, vegetables and tending to livestock. It was hard work but she's never forgotten the fun times shared over farm work with childhood friends. She left the area for a corporate career but finally returned in 2017 with her husband, Bill, to live on the farm once again. Bill is very talented. After some years in the US Airforce as a mechanic, he, too, pursued a corporate career but his love for mechanics never faded. He's a talented carpenter, mechanic, landscaper, you name it. Although he didn't grow up on a farm, the lifestyle fits him like a glove.

Today the farm is more of a "gentleman's farm". Bill and Cyndee are finally able to enjoy the countryside lifestyle without so much of the hard farming work. Kids are gone. They live on the property alone with their many "fur babies", enjoying gardening, landscaping, ongoing restoration projects and sharing in celebrations with newly married couples. The Farmhouse, itself, has a rich history. Most of the restoration was done by their hands which makes sharing the restored version with you even more special. They hope that you can appreciate the sounds and sights of nature while here and think back on the times 125 years ago when life was harsh but slower and much simpler. Some of the restoration is still in progress.

Why they chose this property

Rosa Lee Lane is located in the countryside. However, if you like day trips, we're perfectly located for trips to several state parks: Pilot Mountain, Saura Town Mountain, Hanging Rock, Blue Ridge Parkway just to name a few. We're within driving distance to every vineyard located within the Yadkin Valley Wine territory. We're about five miles from Main Street, Pilot Mountain and a 15-minute drive to Mount Airy, home of Andy Griffith and where the beloved TV sitcom show's storyline was based. Both towns are classic mountain towns full of privately owned shops, music, restaurants, antiques and unique gifts - a fun way to putt away a day of self indulgence.

What makes this property unique

The Farmhouse at Rosa Lee Manor originated as a sharecropper house. It was built by hand and is quite frankly imperfect, crooked, kinda rough but cozy. Its residents would work on the farm in exchange for free housing during the early 1900s. There was no running water or electricity....certainly no phones or internet. During the Great Depression, there wasn't money for many weddings in this area. Most couples eloped. Some couples from the Hunter family who grew up on the farm would return from their honeymoon to move temporarily into the Farmhouse until they could find more permanent home. Several babies were born here.

The Farmhouse was also used periodically as a gathering place for dances. After weeks of letter writing, folks from neighboring farms would come on horseback or in carriages. The sparce furniture would be removed from the house and cornmeal tossed on the floors to make the floors slick for dancing. There were a few men in the area who could come out of the fields and dance like nobody's business. Sometimes it was square dancing but most of the time it was Appalachian flat footing. Grandpa Hunter was always around to chaperone and make sure there was no "nonsense".

During the 60s and 70s, the house was used as a packhouse for storing cured tobacco until it was ready to go to market. You may catch of whiff of tobacco in the house every now and then. After several decades of just sitting empty, we were finally able to restore it to the cozy little home it is today. We hope you enjoy it.

Languages:

English
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