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"Close to river.. pond outback was very nice"

"This is everything you could want from a farm stay. Friendly, healthy animals and a property that has obviously been thoughtfully cultivated over the years. Our kids LOVED it. Lisa is a great host and the house has everything you could think of. Quiet and peaceful yet convenient to West Jefferson, and the New River and many other parks. We will definitely be back!!."

"We stayed for 4 nights. The house is comfortable and very well apportioned. The configuration is a little odd as the bathroom is not directly connected to bedroom. The location is good for getting to the wineries in the area and only about 20 miles from the Blue Ridge Parkway. The road is a little noisy but not bad."

"We absolutely loved our stay at Skyfall! The house was very well done, comfy beds and well stocked kitchen. We definitely hope to go back in the future!"

"I went to this property over new years weekend with three friends. The house was perfectly sized for all of us. We had such a good time exploring the property, hanging out in the hot tub, and relaxing on the back porch. The property the house is on is absolutely beautiful. The house itself is charming and has the perfect amount of squeak to it's floors. The kitchen was stocked with everything we needed to make our own meals. Communication with the owner was very easy and fast and they were...

"My dog and I really enjoyed the place it is beautiful I will be back"

"You can definitely feel the love that went into this space. Lisa and Stephen built an amazing treehouse, and the whole property is very special. It's very unique and well crafted, with a lovely view of the mountains through the trees. It's rustic yet also very comfortable and cozy. The clawfoot tub and fire stove make it especially relaxing."

"With virtually nothing available in Wilkesboro for Floydfest we found this very nice cabin in Todd. 45 min to Wilkesboro but an easy ride and not a dealbreaker. Cabin was very nice, quiet with a nice view of the New River right across the street. Wish I had brought my fly rod!"