Comfortable One-bedroom Cottage In Marshall, Virginia

Charming One-Bedroom Cottage Overview

You'll want to take a closer look at this charming one-bedroom small cottage plan located in Marshall, Virginia, United States. The farm stay vacation home can accommodate up to 2 guests with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom. During your vacation stay, you'll have the entire home to yourself. This tiny home is uniquely tasteful yet whimsical and is a completely renovated chicken coop. This is the perfect place to press the reset button and get some fresh air in a lovely location.

Access to Nature and Activities

You will have access to 130 acres of fields, woods, a good size pond if you enjoy fishing, with trails to the Rappahanock River following in the footsteps of many two and four-legged before you. There are one hundred and thirty acres of fields and woods on a land easement farm, with paths to the river, and a large pond for fishing. There are chickens (and yes you can have fresh eggs) donkeys, and the owner has dogs with Davis being the self-appointed Ambassador.

Cozy Interior Design

Inside this cozy farm stay vacation home, you'll find plenty of inspiration for a tiny house of your own. The comfortable tiny house has a good-sized covered porch, the perfect place to sit back relax, and enjoy your morning cup of coffee or tea, and throughout the day you can look out and enjoy the lovely setting. Once inside the tiny house is nicely decorated with dark grey walls, light grey floors, and white trim throughout. There is a bit of color with the patchwork curtains, quilt, and rugs to give a comfy look and feel, perfect for the farm stay. There is a small desk with a lamp which you can use if there is any work you need to do. Throughout the cozy farm stay tiny house there are farmhouse details, such as a wooden desk, chicken wire ceiling lights, rooster pitcher, and barn door to the bathroom to name a few.

Marshall's Rich Heritage and Culinary Scene

Marshall was originally known as Salem and is home to the Fauquier Heritage and Preservation Foundation. Marshall has a small-town vibe but a first-class food scene. The town has a population of just under 1,500, but thanks to its band of enthusiastic restaurateurs it has a gourmet pedigree that attracts foodies from Virginia and beyond. Marshall was known as Salem until 1881 when the town's name was then changed to honor a native son, Supreme Court Justice John Marshall, who was born in Fauquier County in 1755.

Beautiful Surroundings and Community Spirit

The town is located in the Virginia Piedmont, with rolling farmlands that unspool into the forested terrain of the Blue Ridge Mountains. In addition to the great restaurants and wineries to enjoy, residents of this small town share a passion for spending time outdoors and honoring the region's agricultural and equestrian heritage. Locals support efforts to preserve historic buildings, transforming them in innovative and sustainable ways. Visitors to the town will find that although Marshall has expanded in recent years, the businesses that remain are hyper-local, working cooperatively with area artisans, farms, vineyards, orchards, and ranches to make sure all achieve success and provide a lovely place to visit.