One of These Nights | King Size Bed | Sleeps 2

An elegant, first floor, private master 2-ROOM suite inside a 1878 Italianate mansion located in historic Daniels Hill. Authentically restored to its original grandeur and is one of Lynchburg's finest and largest historical homes.

- Private sitting parlor, bathroom & bedroom w/ a king bed
-10 min. from Liberty University and U of L
<5 mi to Lynchburg General and VA Baptist hospitals
< 5 miles to Randolph College and VES
- Walking distance to downtown Lynchburg & the Blackwater Creek trail system
- Beautiful outdoor patio space w/ a koi pond
- Kitchenette provided w/ microwave, refrigerator, and coffee maker
- Complimentary coffee and snacks with additional snacks & beverages available for purchase
- 2 Large TV's & WiFi
- 750 sq. ft that is all yours

Enjoy a luxurious experience when you stay at this special place. Originally built as a family residence in 1875, it has also been a boarding house and most recently a bed and breakfast. We have turned each of the rooms into a suite. Rather than providing you with a just a bed and then a breakfast in the dining room at an assigned time, we are providing the freedom to sleep as long as you like, relax in your own private living room while watching television or reading about the history of Lynchburg. We also have provided a small kitchenette where you can make a cup of coffee and heat up your favorite breakfast food that you bring with you.

During your stay, if you wish, you'll be able to see the rest of our beautifully restored historic home yet you'll have your own private section of the house

You will have access to the main entryway of our home as well as the patio out back by the fountain. You may also choose to sit on our large front porch.

We will be in the home, but you probably will not see us. Our space is completely separate from the part you are renting from us. We don't use the same entrance or exit as you. Our side of the home is locked and you will have the ability to lock your side as well.

Located in historic Daniels Hill this 1878 Italianate mansion has been authentically restored to its original grandeur. As you drive through the brick and iron front gate imagine visitors exiting their horse-drawn carriages under the porte-cohere, being welcomed in the grand foyer and entertained in the formal front parlor.

Not only is this home the largest and finest Italianate mansion in the Daniels Hill Historic District it is the largest Italianate home in the city of Lynchburg. In the spring of 1875, Richard Thomas Watts purchased the two lots on Daniels Hill for the sum of $2,150.00, onto which he erected his residence which took more than two years to construct.

The original main brick mass of the house was trimmed with three frame polygonal bay windows and with two small porches adorning the Cabell Street facade. Six outbuildings dotted the property, with two large frame structures fronting D Street. By 1902, two of the small outbuildings had been demolished, and one of the buildings on D Street was identified as a carriage house. More significantly, the Cabell Street facade of the main house had been renovated, and the Queen Anne porch features that can be seen on the house today had been added. This fine home is of the Italianate style as it resembles a Renaissance villa appropriate for a residence in a city. Predominately a rectangle both exterior and interior walls are constructed of three courses of brick. A compact, symmetrical floor plan features a sweeping staircase in the entry foyer. Rounded romanesque arches frame windows and doors. Pediments, scrolled brackets, pilasters, overhanging eaves and pillars were common on Italianate homes. Queen Victoria adopted this style of home for her residence on the Isle of Wright-Osborne House.

We have four parking spaces available in our driveway. There is also on street parking available. We are walking distance from the Blackwater Creek trail and a vibrant downtown life.

If you would like to tour the rest of our home, just ask and we will do our best to accommodate. We would love to share the history of it.