State: Virginia
From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic coast, Virginia’s old homes offer a little of everything. Colonial and Federal-era houses still stand in some of the country’s oldest towns. Folk Victorians, brick farmhouses, and early 20th-century revival styles show up along backroads, in quiet valleys, and near river crossings. You’ll find stone foundations, unpainted woodwork, and rooms that haven’t changed in generations.
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1919 – Covington, VA
Host family, friends, meetings, and special events in grand Gatsby-era style at Pen-Y-Bryn, an Arts & Crafts mansion on 24+ private acres just outside Covington. Located less than an hour from Roanoke or Lexington, and only 30 minutes from two renowned area resorts, this landmark property boasts generous living and dining rooms, expansive porches and garden terraces, and 11+ commodious bedrooms.
