Affitti per le vacanze a Oriskany
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Affitti per le vacanze con le migliori valutazioni a Oriskany
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Edifice Rex, a 300 square foot studio apartment, is only one mile and less than 2 minutes from Interstate 81 yet offers a very bucolic, peaceful setting. Countless cultural, historical and recreational opportunities exist within a 30 mile radius. The James River and Appalachian Trail are but minutes away. The name, "Edifice Rex" is to honor the caretaker on the property, a German Shepard named Rex. You will not have to interact with him ( he wears a radio collar) but he welcomes attention.
Le opinioni degli ospiti:“Il posto di Pete è stato fantastico! Era accogliente, confortevole ed elegante! Il suo cane era fantastico e i gatti erano molto amichevoli! È stato davvero un bel comitato di accoglienza degli animali che ha reso lo spazio ancora più speciale. L'area circostante era tranquilla e pacifica. Il loft aveva incredibili tocchi artistici che creavano un'atmosfera davvero fantastica! Pete ha anche fornito consigli locali su cibo e cose da fare! Ho avuto un'esperienza davvero fantastica qui!”
SUPERHOSTStanza privata · 4 ospiti · 1 letto · 1 bagno privatoMount Joy Manor conveniently located off I81.Full free breakfast at the time of your choosing, cozy gas fireplace in your large bedroom, deep Jacuzzi tub with scented epsom salts and full access to the first floor all in a historic manor home. Room for four with addition of blow-up queen sized mattress on floor at no extra cost. Mount Joy is on the Civil War Trail with a placard. The house is set on a majestic hill with views of the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains and Looney's Creek just outside of the quaint village of Buchanan.
Stay in a renovated apartment at the historic Breckinridge Mill. It's got exposed brick walls, tons of light, and comfortable beds. Have a roaring fire in the wood stove and sip a bottle of local wine. Explore the two hundred acre property, take a horseback ride, tour vineyards and breweries (including the new Ballast Point Brewery), swim, fish, or hike. Then, spend an evening sitting around the fire pit, grilling burgers and swapping stories.
