Single King-Private Bathroom Access-Room 6

You won’t want to leave this charming, one-of-a-kind 1 bedroom with private bath at VAAST Bed & Breakfast in the Antiques Capital, USA! Enjoy coffee & breakfast on patio overlooking the pool & coy pond! Enjoy swimming in the pool on hot days! Enjoy playing foosball, air hockey, pool & darts in the game room! VAAST Bed & Breakfast has 4 bedrooms with private bath available to accommodate larger groups. VAAST Bed & Breakfast is located within minutes to Lancaster, Reading & Dutch Wonderland! The space Welcome to the majestic King Bedroom at VAAST Bed & Breakfast! This luxurious retreat is designed to provide the utmost comfort and relaxation during your stay. As you step into the room, you'll be immediately drawn to the inviting King-size bed, adorned with soft linens that promise a restful night's sleep. Entertainment is never far away in this grand space. Positioned perfectly for your viewing pleasure, a magnificent 55-inch flat-screen TV awaits, offering a wide selection of channels to suit your entertainment preferences. As daylight streams through the windows, you'll be captivated by the bay window with its charming wood benches. This picturesque nook provides a serene spot to sip your morning coffee or indulge in a good book while basking in the warm sunlight. Privacy is paramount in the King Bedroom, and a separate but private bathroom ensures you have a personal space. Whether on a romantic getaway, celebrating a special occasion, or seeking a peaceful escape, the King Bedroom at VAAST Bed & Breakfast promises an unforgettable experience. Discover the perfect blend of opulence, convenience, and tranquility as you immerse yourself in a world of comfort and hospitality. During your stay Built in 1912, the property was designed by a Philadelphia architect for Samuel Stork, founder of the former Hope Hosiery Mills, which had factories in Adamstown and Reamstown. Ed Stoudt bought the duplex property in 1973 and then along with his wife, Carol, eventually oversaw extensive renovations. The work included turning the duplex into one home by removing the dividing wall, a project that joined the previously separated staircases to create a grand, central staircase. The Stoudts also restored the interior woodwork by stripping old paint and varnish. The property features a saltwater pool, solarium and a cobblestone driveway leading to a three-car garage. The original houses had kitchens in the lower-level basement with dumbwaiters leading upstairs. The Stoudts brought the kitchen upstairs and renovated the space three times. The two sides of the current house are mirror images of each other.