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The ideal setting for a golf or business retreat

Once the home of Fairview Farm, built by Samuel Shackelford shortly after the Revolutionary War, this carefully restored two-story timber house stands in front of the Shenandoah Valley Golf Club clubhouse, overlooking the golf course.

Up to six people can be accommodated in three separate bedrooms, each with its own fireplace. Throughout the Fairview House, exquisite 18th century period reproduction furniture is showcased, manufactured locally in Winchester, Virginia by the Henkel-Harris Company.

The gentlemen's and ladies' parlors provide an opportunity for a relaxed gathering.

On the lower level, a "publick room," replete with brick floors, beamed ceiling, and large stone working fireplace provides a forum for after golf gatherings. Equipped with a small kitchen and informal seating, it's the perfect spot for casual meetings and get-togethers.

In the morning, take a leisurely complimentary breakfast on one of two second-story balconies as you enjoy the panoramic vistas of the Shenandoah Valley.

The grounds and gardens surrounding Fairview House are a pleasant setting for wedding ceremonies.