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Imagine returning to the warmth, elegance and luxury of
Chestnut Hill Bed & Breakfast after an exhilarating day exploring some of Virginia’s most recognized vineyards, quaint shops, numerous historic sites and monuments throughout Orange County including James Madison’s Montpelier.
Share your experiences and get acquainted with your hosts and fellow guests during our evening wine & cheese event or wander down to our library and escape with a good book or, perhaps, you need to finish that last minute work in our business center.
Contemplate your next adventure while you enjoy a delightful gourmet breakfast, graciously served in the sun-drenched formal dining room or enjoy breakfast in bed in the privacy and comfort of your own quarters.
ABOUT
Chestnut Hill Bed & Breakfast
The Inn at Chestnut Hill was built in 1860 by a local tanner named Alexander Daley, who was one of the founding members of the Town Council here in Orange, Virginia. The name Chestnut Hill came from the abundant Chestnut trees located on the property. Unfortunately, those trees were destroyed during the blight of 1910.
In 2003, the home was sold by way of absolute auction to Troy & Kathleen Ayers. One of the terms of the sale was that the new owners must move the house to an adjoining piece of property to make way for an access road to ease traffic congestion for the Prospect Heights Middle School. With renovations finally complete, we are honored to announce that Chestnut Hill has been placed on Virginia’s Register of Historic places.
Upon your arrival at Chestnut Hill
Bed & Breakfast, you’ll immediately embrace the southern charm and welcoming greetings from the Innkeepers, Troy & Kathleen Ayers. Join them for a glass of wine from some of Virginia’s most recognized wineries at our evening wine & cheese tasting before heading to dinner at one of the local restaurants. Or, just relax and unwind with an interesting book from our well appointed library or watch a movie on the 62” plasma television in our entertainment area. |
