With mixed emotions, we announce the sale of our beautiful and historic property, and the closing of our bed and breakfast, The Inn at Monticello. Our house, built in 1856 on land that was part of a 9,000-acre grant to a member of the Carter Family, has served as a B&B for the last 33 years. Until that date, we will remain open for business. We wish to express appreciation to our many guests, friends, family members, neighbors, vendors and fellow businesses for visiting with us and supporting our venture.
What a wonderful experience it has been! Above, you'll see our announcement that Inn at Monticello will be closing its doors, and new stewards of this property will be moving in. Now we're looking forward to the next adventure!
What a wonderful experience it has been! Above, you'll see our announcement that Inn at Monticello will be closing its doors, and new stewards of this property will be moving in. Now we're looking forward to the next adventure!
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The Inn at Monticello occupies a charming manor house built in 1856.
The property originally served as a farm consisting of more than 1,200 acres.
In 1988, the house was transformed into a bed and breakfast inn.
The inn is now situated on five acres of beautiful wooded land, with a stream running through the property.
Our bed and breakfast is located in an historic part of Albemarle County, very close to Charlottesville.
Guests sometimes ask, "Did Thomas Jefferson ever own the land where the inn is situated?"
The property originally served as a farm consisting of more than 1,200 acres.
In 1988, the house was transformed into a bed and breakfast inn.
The inn is now situated on five acres of beautiful wooded land, with a stream running through the property.
Our bed and breakfast is located in an historic part of Albemarle County, very close to Charlottesville.
Guests sometimes ask, "Did Thomas Jefferson ever own the land where the inn is situated?"
The Inn at Monticello is a beautiful southern inn conveniently located near numerous attractions and activities.
Built in 1856, this stately bed and breakfast has operated continuously as a Charlottesville inn since 1988.
We are the perfect alternative to chain hotels in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Choose from five elegantly appointed guestrooms, all with private full baths and numerous amenities.
Queen, king or twin beds are available.
All rooms feature fine linens, soft pillows and comforters, antiques and reproductions, and hardwood floors enhanced by Oriental rugs.
Built in 1856, this stately bed and breakfast has operated continuously as a Charlottesville inn since 1988.
We are the perfect alternative to chain hotels in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Choose from five elegantly appointed guestrooms, all with private full baths and numerous amenities.
Queen, king or twin beds are available.
All rooms feature fine linens, soft pillows and comforters, antiques and reproductions, and hardwood floors enhanced by Oriental rugs.
The Madison Room is a well-proportioned bedroom located on the first floor at the rear of the main house.
It is named for our fourth U.S. President, James Madison, who is renowned for selecting colorful decorations at his nearby estate, Montpelier (as well as being the "Father" of the US Constitution).
This elegant room includes a high, four-poster queen-size canopy bed, decorated with plush bedding and a down comforter in winter.
The private renovated bathroom has fluffy towels, robes, a large tiled walk-in shower and white china pedestal sink.
It is named for our fourth U.S. President, James Madison, who is renowned for selecting colorful decorations at his nearby estate, Montpelier (as well as being the "Father" of the US Constitution).
This elegant room includes a high, four-poster queen-size canopy bed, decorated with plush bedding and a down comforter in winter.
The private renovated bathroom has fluffy towels, robes, a large tiled walk-in shower and white china pedestal sink.
The Jefferson Room is named in tribute to our famous neighbor and forefather, Thomas Jefferson, third President of the U. S. Located on the first floor of the inn just off the living room area, the Jefferson Room proves most popular with our guests year after year.
A small library bookshelf in the room features many items that give a glimpse into Jefferson's rich legacy.
The tasteful ivory and cranberry floral decor complements the queen-sized canopy bed, empire dresser and period settee.
The Jefferson Room overlooks the front and side yards, and includes a private porch set with two chairs under a large hemlock tree, where guests can quietly enjoy the inn's signature coffee.
A small library bookshelf in the room features many items that give a glimpse into Jefferson's rich legacy.
The tasteful ivory and cranberry floral decor complements the queen-sized canopy bed, empire dresser and period settee.
The Jefferson Room overlooks the front and side yards, and includes a private porch set with two chairs under a large hemlock tree, where guests can quietly enjoy the inn's signature coffee.
President Washington's stature in our country and his patriotic legacy made it easy to name this spacious colonial room in his honor.
The largest guestroom in the inn, the Washington Room is the original master bedroom of the early farmhouse, with a plush king-size bed, cedar closet, early American desk, dresser and a wood-burning fireplace that may be enjoyed seasonally.
This stately room is on the second floor of the inn and looks east towards the rolling front lawn and south toward the side of the house and Willow Lake.
The largest guestroom in the inn, the Washington Room is the original master bedroom of the early farmhouse, with a plush king-size bed, cedar closet, early American desk, dresser and a wood-burning fireplace that may be enjoyed seasonally.
This stately room is on the second floor of the inn and looks east towards the rolling front lawn and south toward the side of the house and Willow Lake.
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