Swannanoa
Guest House

Where History Meets Modern Comfort

Perched on Top of Afton Mountain with Expansive Mountain Views

Just steps from the storied marble villa of Swannanoa, you’ll discover this beautifully renovated five-bedroom, five-bath retreat offering a rare blend of historic charm and contemporary luxury.

Gather. Rest. Reconnect.

Spacious common areas make it easy to come together or enjoy quiet moments apart. The main living room is light-filled, with large windows framing sweeping mountain vistas. Every space has been thoughtfully designed to provide modern amenities amid breathtaking Blue Ridge views, creating an inviting haven for family gatherings, group getaways, or restful retreats.

Your Blue Ridge Escape Awaits

Whether you’re planning a mountain getaway, family celebration, or peaceful retreat, this Afton hideaway offers everything you need to relax, recharge, and reconnect. With its unmatched mix of comfort, convenience, and historic setting, your stay here promises to be as unforgettable as the views.

Each room is tastefully appointed with queen or king beds, crisp linens, and serene décor inspired by the mountain landscape.

High-speed WiFi keeps you connected, while a washer and dryer ensure practical comfort during longer stays. Enjoy the blend of thoughtful details—from plush seating and curated art to board games and cozy nooks—that make the house feel like a home.

View from Dining Room & Front Lawn

DESIGNED FOR RETREATS AND REUNIONS

From private events to creative workshops or leadership retreats, this property provides an inspiring setting for meaningful gatherings. The flexible layout accommodates small groups with ease, and its tranquil surroundings foster reflection, collaboration, and renewal.

Guests enjoy complimentary exterior access to historic Swannanoa, the 23,000-square-foot Italian marble villa built in 1912 by Richmond’s Major James Dooley. Explore its breathtaking architecture and grounds during your stay—or schedule an interior tour for a deeper look at this iconic Virginia landmark.