The Parlour
Original heart-pine floors and windows that look out over the front yard. The room where evenings settle in.
A historic home in Fayetteville, West Virginia — three bedrooms, a back deck, and the unhurried pace of West Virginia's oldest river canyon.
What we have added is chosen to belong: linens that feel settled, a kitchen stocked for people who actually cook, and the quiet confidence of a house that has welcomed generations.
The house sits within the New River Gorge National Park boundary — ten minutes from the Canyon Rim Visitor Center, with hiking trailheads accessible directly from the property. It is a place to arrive slowly and leave reluctantly.
Original heart-pine floors and windows that look out over the front yard. The room where evenings settle in.
Fully equipped for serious cooking. Hardwood floors run throughout. The back door opens onto the deck. Mornings begin here.
Three bedrooms across two floors. Each one quiet. The primary suite occupies the full width of the second floor, with in-town views over the neighborhood.
A small, quaint back deck with a Blackstone grill and an overhang for when the weather rolls in. The place where evenings stretch out.
A quiet corner stocked with Civil War histories, period maps, and books on the region. Settle in and let the collection pull you deeper.
A walk-in tin shower and an antique sewing machine turned into a sink. The kind of detail that makes you stop and look twice.
PLAN YOUR STAY"The house is simply there, waiting — no check-in desk, no form to sign."
· cannon house · fayetteville, wv