Mike and Georgie Farmer Nestled in the rolling Virginia countryside and in the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains lies Dulwich Manor. The 1912 English-style manor house, with its Flemish bond brickwork and fluted columns, is as stately as the mountains themselves. Located at the end of a winding country lane and set on a hill of five secluded acres in Amherst County, Virginia, guests can enter a world of classic elegance. The bed chambers are reminiscent of an English country home with beautiful antique-style beds.
Some rooms have their own glowing fireplaces or appealing window seats.
All of the bed chambers are spacious and warmly decorated to evoke memories of a genteel way of life. Begin your day with a full country breakfast in the formal dining room or on the expansive veranda. You'll enjoy fresh fruits and juices and inn-baked muffins and breads along with specially prepared entrees, country sausage or bacon, herb teas, and an abundance of hot coffee. Stroll the grounds or relax in front of the fire in the living room or study, then watch the spectacular sunset over the mountains. The area abounds with natural beauty and is surrounded by the Washington and Jefferson National Forests.