The Properties We Love

Each property we co-host has its own story, its own charm, its own reason guests keep coming back. These aren't just listings—they're spaces with character that we're honored to host.

We only work with homes we'd want to stay in ourselves. From cozy mountain retreats to one-of-a-kind gems, here's what happens when properties get the attention, intention, and care they deserve.

More Than Listings. These Are Homes.

  • Living room with large window, beige sofa with colorful pillows, yellow door with glass panes, wooden beams on ceiling, wooden staircase, and a dining table with chairs on the left.

    The Cottage at Spindle Hill

    A hand crafted artist’s cottage on a bio-dynamically farmed mountain homestead, this guest house has been featured for its design by Airbnb and on design blogs.

    See it on Airbnb
  • Dogtrot log-cabin with bright red doors, with a fire-pit in front.

    The 1860s Dogtrot Cabin at Maple Spring Farm

    This lovingly restored 19th century log-cabin was built from the natural resources of beautiful Maple Spring Farm in the 1860s by formerly enslaved Amherst, Virginia local, George Washington. The community came together to save this historic gem.

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  • A red house with a metal roof surrounded by trees with autumn foliage, and a leaf-covered yard and pathway.

    The 1932 School House at Spindle Hill

    The light-filled 1932 School House has enormous original windows, 2 private ponds, hiking trails, and is full of art and antiques.

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  • A small, white, rectangular dish with a floral design on a wooden surface next to a bed with beige pillows and a yellow blanket.

    Beech Grove Cottage

    This bohemian charmer, renovated by 2 local artists and filled with art, has 3 bedrooms, cheerful decor, and a killer location.

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  • View of a garden with a small pond, lush greenery, and a house in the background, partially obscured by tree branches.

    Windtryst Estate

    Perhaps the best situated and most unique home in Wintergreen Resort’s Stoney Creek development, this 5000+ square foot home is an elegant retreat with lake and mountain views.

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  • A modern single-story house with a metal roof, brown siding, stone accents, and outdoor seating area with an umbrella, set in a grassy yard with trees and distant hills.

    Little Twig

    Little Twig is the perfect, minimalist modern ranch renovation with epic views from every window and a killer patio with fire-pit.

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  • A porch with two cushioned chairs and a glass-topped table, overlooking a wooded area with trees showing fall foliage.

    The Mountain Cottage

    This magic little cottage is tucked up in a private hollow with its own stream. On 7 private acres, it’s a beloved family retreat that leans into forest magic.

    See it on Airbnb