Historical Zion Heritage Farm is a haven in wild, wonderful West Virginia. The second of two tiny farmhouses, this unique 2-story home was built with you in mind. It offers a full kitchen and bath, rocking chairs on the front porch, a pond with dock, and rows of apple trees to roam. Located between Morgantown / Bridgeport, the farm is a great jumping off spot for hiking Cooper’s Rock, Prickett Fort, rock climbing, kayaking, and miles of trails. *Use of tobacco products is prohibited. Zion Heritage Farm is a peaceful place - a genuine place - and I feel genuinely blessed not only to call it home, but to be able to share it with you. When you step onto the porch, with its rocking chairs, fountain (in warm weather), and Edison-style twinkle lights, you will immediately feel the "homeyness" of the tiny farmhouse. Inside, you'll find a full kitchen, washer & dryer, full bathroom (shower) and work desk. The space offers two bedrooms on the 2nd floor, with full-size beds; the rooms are "sleeping room only," and do not offer a sitting area. You have access to most of the rest of the farm for wandering, contemplation and relaxing. In the spring you'll find the apple trees in bloom. In summer flowers bloom as apple fruitlets swell, and my honeybees tend the blossoms. Late summer and fall bring the fruit harvest, which includes apples, peaches, blueberries and pears. The orchard is "U-pick" and brings families with children to experience fresh air and honest food. The Memorial Orchard in back of the tiny farmhouse is dedicated to the West Virginian service men and women who have died in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan since 9/11. There is a granite, memorial bench at the top of this orchard, which overlooks the entire farm, and is a beautiful spot for reflection. From time to time, "Goldstar" family members (those who have lost a loved one in war) visit the farm to see "their" tree. One of my favorite places on the farm is the dock. I have a 1/4-acre, spring-fed pond, stocked with bluegill, bass, and other small game fish, which come when I call on summer evenings, and which is open to you for catch-and-release fishing. You will find me there on most evenings and are most welcome to join me for a glass of wine. For chilly evenings on the dock, you will enjoy the calm and charm of the wood pellet stove and a cup of cocoa. You will have access to all parts of the property with the exception of the barn and workshop, and my personal yard and space, where accompaniment may be required. You may share the dock with myself or other guests on the farm. I offer use of my kayaks, corn hole boards, and electric scooters. I very much enjoy meeting and socializing with you, and love giving tours of the farm. But I am also very respectful if you prefer to keep to yourself. You make the call! This is my full-time home but, in the event I am away during all or part of your stay, please text me with any concerns and I will do my best to make sure you are taken care of. This is a working farm. So depending upon the time of year, you may hear farm equipment or see workers here. If you would like to learn about farm life and assist in farm chores you will be welcome to do so. Zion Heritage Farm is located in a rural neighborhood, comprised mostly of farms and homes on larger tracts of land. I have fantastic neighbors all around. :) There's free parking in a gravel driveway next to the tiny farmhouse. Good cell phone service in the area. Use of tobacco products anywhere on the property is prohibited. Medical marijuana with prescription is permitted.