Set in an unspoiled, rolling valley at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains with the Hughes River gently meandering along the property, Sharp Rock's twenty-five acres embody the peace and pleasures of country life at its best. Sharp Rock Farm is not only a bed and breakfast but a working vineyard and winery. Guests are invited to tour the vineyard and taste the award-winning wines in our tasting room.

Life on the Farm
Wake to golden sun rays peeking over the mountains. Lull yourself into a complacent, slower rhythm of life as the Hughes River plays its constant song. Unwind by relaxing on the decks while you drink in the refreshing air. Stroll through the vineyard, or simply cozy up in your cottage with a good book or conversation.

We have two lovely accommodations for you to choose from:

The Carriage House - $200 per night plus taxes The first thing you appreciate about the Carriage House is its total privacy. The view is spectacular -- a clear portrait of Old Rag Mountain with the Hughes River flowing below. The light and cheery bedroom/sitting room opens to a deck shaded by an ancient cherry tree. Authentic touches, such as 150-year-old pine flooring, are complimented by such modern conveniences as A/C, a remote fireplace, mini frig, coffee maker, and microwave.

The Cottage - $225 per night for one or two people; $25.00 per extra person The Cottage could be called "The Sunset House". From its park-like setting you can witness sunsets that you will never forget. The oldest structure on the farm (circa 1790), the cottage is a charming reconstruction of a cozy two-story country home, with original wood flooring. The air-conditioned Cottage is ideal for two to four people, with living room, fireplace and eat-in kitchen (complete with cutlery and cooking utensils), two bedrooms -- one with bath -- and a wide deck with mountain and vineyard views.

One night's deposit is required to reserve accommodations.
For reservations, call 540-987-8020.

Adventuring
Hike the nearby, legendary Old Rag Mountain (it's the sharp peak you see from your deck). First time hikers can travel to White Oak Canyon Falls for an easy sojourn. Little Devil Stairs attracts more experienced climbers. Take a short drive to the famed Luray Caverns. You can go horseback riding, antiquing, gallery-hunting or wine tasting. You can try your luck at fishing for fresh mountain trout right in your own yard. In warmer months, take a refreshing dip in the clear, mountain-fed water of the Sharp Rock swimming hole.