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Our main parlor - ready for the holidays.
Our main parlor - ready for the holidays.
 

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High Meadows Vineyard Inn Bed and Breakfast
High Meadows Vineyard Inn
55 High Meadows Lane
Scottsville VA 24590
USA
Phone: +1-434-953-7353
Fax: +1-434-286-9809
Innkeeper(s)
Nancy Bruce and Cynthia Bruce, mother/daughter team
Rates:
$125 - $350
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The Daffodil - appropriately named for it's sunny yellow color and bright mornings...it's on the sunrise side of the house!The Peony Room, on the main level in the Victorian house. Cool, calm, and with a jetted tub, you can enjoy meals in your room...you might never need to leave!
The entryway, and some of our mercury glass collection.The Robin's Nest Room...no photo can do justice to the magnificent antique 4 post bed, the patina on the wood floors, or the color on the walls...our most requested room.
The Willow Room...second level in the Victorian house, with an antique king brass bed...and ensuite dining.Our main parlor - ready for the holidays.
The Garden Cottage Room...cheerful colors, set into the woods - the only sounds are spring peepers in the evening and birdsongs in the morning...
Brick pathways, cool green trees and garden accents...sweet surprises around every corner...Entry for the holidays - Welcome home!
The Willow room, upstairs in the 1882 Victorian house - high ceilings, gorgeous heart pine floors, and an antique king bed.
The sunroom is the back porch of the 1832 Federalist house...sliding doors open wide to allow the breeze in the summer, and a view of the rear gardens and gazebo. Breakfast out here all year round, if you wish!