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Rooms & Rates

This house rents by 2 to 3 Day weekend or longer - seasonal pricing now at $ 495 for 3 day weekend
The Spring rate is only $750 per week. Please feel free to inquire about vacancy.
Ready for Broadband Wireless Blackberry supporting your 3G /4G Wi-Fi links for broadband internet.
This House is also available for Vacation retreats at special monthly rates.
Both three day weekend escapes as well as month long vacations have been equally favored by our guests during this season.

Two Bedrooms with Queen size beds

 

 

You & your guests may sleep in choice of 3 bedrooms - each with Queen size or twin beds. Relax in this comfortable home with charming details that enable you to take full advantage of the beautiful views - Two of the bedrooms plus the extra sleeping room in lower level have their own sliding door to a private walk out patio. The private decks & balcony all overlook Holly Cove.

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Price: $495 3 Day Weekend Special (Includes use of whole house)

 

Dine at your preference



Guests may enjoy a "Self-Catered" Continental style breakfast or order your favorite dish from one of the local restaurants. Consider also "Take Out" from local delis. You and your guests may also prepare all meals in a custom kitchen with built in appliances Ice Maker fridge Coffee Maker etc.

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 Self catered breakfast items included

Stroll down to the cove 

 

Enjoy this Chalet - located on lower Chesapeake Bay for your retreats - Prepare for a laid back adventure and also plan to enjoy the scenery. Don't forget to bring your bikes or kayaks along to fully enjoy our early spring. Some kayak and captained day boat charters are also available for sport fishing. The nearby historic seaport of Reedville, VA, is just across the water. The port dates back to before famous Capt John Smith.  BTW: "Reedville" was named in 1867 after a Capt. Reed This seaport remains a fine example in today's rapidly changing Chesapeake Bay region of a traditional working fishing village. You can visit the Reedville Fishermen's Museum and be sure to see the Walker House, the oldest house in town plus visit a restored waterman's home, and the historic boat collection which includes a 1911 skipjack, a 1922 buyboat. Don't miss the "Spirit of 1608", craft which was built at the Museum to commemorate Captain John Smith's exploring and charting the Chesapeake Bay.

Also you and your guests can take the walking tour or ride bicycles in the pedestrian friendly national register historic district. The tour includes the imposing Victorian mansions, built by historical Sea Captains who resided there. "Believe it or Not" - in 1912 this little town was touted as the "richest per capita small town in the country." Even today. Reedville is still #2 in US fisheries revenues second only to Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

 

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