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About this house rental
We want to make sure you have the utmost convenience! You'll be provided an access code to the back entrance prior to check-in. The owners are local, and will be able to be reached by platform messaging during the duration of your stay.
Located just minutes from Hungry Mother State Park, the home offers a peaceful mountain setting with easy access to hiking, kayaking, fishing, and scenic Southwest Virginia adventures. The property is situated on a private rural road, and guests should expect gravel road access typical of the area. While access is generally manageable, AWD or 4WD is recommended during damp, snowy, or winter conditions for the best experience.
The fireplace is decorative only and not for guest use.
The upper level serves as a private master sanctuary featuring a King bed set under soaring vaulted ceilings and a spa-like ensuite bathroom equipped with heated floors and a deep soaking tub.
On the middle level, the social heart of the home unfolds with an open-concept kitchen boasting a massive wood-topped island and a gorgeous banquet dining table. This main living area also provides a Queen sleeper sofa for additional guests and a second full bathroom with heated floors.
The walk-out lower level functions as a flexible garden suite with two twin beds, a third full bathroom, and a dedicated laundry room, offering direct access to the lush backyard trails.
A third full bathroom (with shower and heated floors) and a dedicated laundry room with a washer/dryer are located at the lower-level area.
Modern Essentials: Stay connected with reliable Wi-Fi. Enjoy your favorite shows on the streaming TV (bring your own logins!).
Never worry about mountain weather. A Generac automated generator ensures the lights stay on, while on-demand hot water and a water softener system keep you comfortable.
Stay perfectly cozy with central HVAC, a master-level mini-split, and ceiling fans throughout.
Private parking is available for up to 3 vehicles. (Please note: no parking on the grass to preserve the natural landscape).
Access is easy and secure, providing you with total seclusion just a short trip from the beach at Hungry Mother.
To maintain the character of the reclaimed wood and safety of the home, the fireplace is decorative only. We’ve provided plenty of board games and a record player to ensure the "lodge vibes" are felt throughout your stay!
The property is ideally located near Hungry Mother Lake within Hungry Mother State Park, a popular destination where guests can enjoy fishing, swimming, and relaxing by the water. The park also features a scenic beach area, perfect for a day outdoors.
Just off Route 16 (The Back of the Dragon), the property offers easy access to one of the region’s most famous driving routes, known for its stunning curves and breathtaking views.
Nature lovers will also appreciate the proximity to iconic landmarks such as Blue Ridge Parkway and Mount Rogers, both offering incredible opportunities for hiking, sightseeing, and exploring the beauty of the surrounding area.
There is space for up to 3 vehicles; please do not park on the grass.
The fireplace is decorative only and not for guest use.
Parties are strictly prohibited; quiet hours are from 9 PM to 8 AM, and violations may result in removal.
Smoking is not allowed inside the property.
Pets are not allowed.
As the home is in a wooded area, occasional insects like ladybugs may be present despite pest control.
T-Mobile home internet is available for streaming.
A charcoal grill is provided; guests should bring their own charcoal.
A Generac generator will activate about 15 seconds after a power outage.
Please place all bagged trash in the outdoor bins provided.
-To allow us the opportunity to assist promptly, we kindly ask that any issues or concerns at the property be reported during your stay whenever possible. Issues reported after check-out may not be entertained.
-Please note that during the summer months, non-venomous black snakes may occasionally be present around the property due to the natural environment. While they are generally harmless, we would like to make you aware for your comfort and safety.
