Summer kitchen guesthouse at Caledonia Farm 1812

Summer kitchen guesthouse built of stone in 1812 and located on a 115 acre free-range cattle farm on the National Register of Historic Places. The first floor is a living room with the original cooking fireplace and a kitchenette. Upstairs is a loft bedroom and bath. Housekeeping is provided on Monday and Friday mornings. Enjoy the peace and quiet, dark skies, scenic views, adventure, and culinary excellence of Rappahannock County. The space The stone walls of the guesthouse block cell phone signals, and the windows face away from the nearest tower. The cellular signal is good in the backyard. The WiFi signal is good throughout the guesthouse. Guest access The guesthouse and breezeway porch. Feel free to roam the farm, as long as you close and latch any gate that was already closed.