Imagine the grandeur of a stately three story veranda on a Louisiana Plantation Style farm house set in 100 acres of trees, streams, ponds, pastures and walking trails-- ALL FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT! As you mount the auspicious stairs of Hope Springs Farm, a bed & breakfast inn consisting of a manor home and retreat house, and gaze upon the beauty of Indian Ridge, you enter a world reminiscent of the landed gentry of the past.

Hope Springs Farm is more than a Virginia bed and breakfast. It is a real working farm with four dogs, a dozen barn cats, laying hens, alpacas, llamas, old and new barns, pastures, ponds, ancient trees, and abundant wildlife.

Bold, elegantly appointed rooms in warm romantic colors invite you to come in, explore and discover art and antiquity of today and tomorrow: sumptuous silk oriental rugs, gorgeous tapestries, dupioni draperies and duvets, a black baby grand piano, oak, marble and granite flooring, five fire places, a library with hundreds of books, two verandas, a screened porch, a third floor balcony, a back deck that overlooks one pond, a gazebo for bird watching or reading, and all rooms with private baths, TV, cable, and high speed internet hook up.
Come collect your own farm fresh eggs, run with the dogs, touch and feel what only royalty of the past could own -- alpaca fleece, or travel to many tourist destinations, i.e., golf courses, antique malls, vineyards, i.e. Château Morrisette, Villa Applaccia, Foggy Ridge, Black Snake; state parks, i.e. New River, Fairystone, Buffalo Mountain, Rocky Knob; art and music trails, i.e. The Crooked Road, 'Round the Mountain, Jacksonville Center, FloydFest, Wine Down the Trail; raceways, i.e. Bristol and Martinsville Motor Speedways; Blue Ridge Plateau Counties of Floyd, Carroll and Patrick with their many festivals, i.e. Cherry, Apple and Peach Festivals and Fiddlers Convention in Galax, the Hillsville Labor Day Flea Market (largest this side of Mississippi) and much more; historical interests, i.e. The Rock Churches, The Wilderness Trail, Sydna Allen story and home, The Carter home, The Reynolds Homestead, Indian Ridge, Virginia covered bridges; and local archives for ancestry hunting; Blue Ridge Parkway, Radford University, Virginia Tech, and Ferrum College, all within an hour's drive.

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