Ebenezer House Bed and Breakfast
- Main (540) 948-3695,
- Toll Free (888) 948-3695
Innkeeper(s):
Doris Webb
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The Ebenezer House, a country chalet, was once the Ebenezer Methodist Church in Culpeper, Virginia, and was built in 1901. It was dismantled in 1984 by Richard Gordon, a well-known Madison, Virginia cabinet and furniture joiner, who moved the building to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in beautiful Madison County, near the Rapidan River, just off of US Route 29 onto 621 West. The Ebenezer House is located in Central Virginia's Fox Hunting and Beagling Country.
The house has recently been beautifully renovated and appointed with family antiques. The Great Room with a wood-burning stove consists of a formal living room, library with game table and a formal dining room opening on to the downstairs deck with a pond. Upon arrival, guests are invited to tea, coffee, or a complimentary glass of Virginia wine. Drink your coffee while watching the news or take your coffee out on the upstairs deck.
A country buffet breakfast is served in the formal dining room or on the downstairs deck, weather permitting. Breakfast consists of rolls, muffins, Eggs Benedict, pecan waffles, omelets, and a selection of juices, fresh fruits, and cereals. We serve all organic foods. How to Find Us Directions from the North: Take 495 Beltway to I-66 West to US Route 29 South. Seven and a half miles south of the town of Madison, on US Route 29 turn right on to 621 West and the Ebenezer House is 500 feet on the right.
Directions from the South: Take I-95 to Richmond, VA and then take I-64 West to Route 29 North and turn right at the Washington DC, Route 29 North Exit. Continue traveling north on Route 29. At the Ruckersville Intersection of Route 29 and Route 33, you have 4.5 miles until you reach Route 621 West. Turn left on to Route 621 West and the Ebenezer House is 500 feet on your right.
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