Made for retreats and groups of up to 12 who want a quiet farmhouse on 57 acres with a private lake.
4 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps 12. Hot tub, pool table, fireplace, fire pit, and a 0.9-mile walking loop around the 21-acre lake (no swimming).
About 45 minutes to Woodstock and to Front Royal.
Sorry, no pets.

Retreat at the Seven is a ~4,200 square foot barndominium set on 57 acres of open farmland in Fort Valley, Virginia, with a 21-acre private lake at your doorstep, Passage Creek at the bottom of the property, and Massanutten Mountain on every horizon. This land was once part of the historic Seven Fountains mineral-springs resort, where people came to rest and heal in the 1800s, and the property keeps that tradition on purpose. It is built for a group that wants to breathe: big skies, quiet nights, a hot tub, two fire pits, a lake walk, and a wellness suite you will not find at any other rental in the Valley.

- Where you'll sleep
Sleeps up to 12, everyone in a real bed: four bedrooms sleep 10, and a living room with two twin beds sleeps 2 more.
• Bedroom 1: king, with a door straight out to the grounds and its own full bath with double vanity and shower right beside it
• Bedroom 2: queen
• Bedroom 3: full (double) bed
• Bedroom 4: two queens under a skylight
• Living room: two twin beds
• 3 full bathrooms (double-vanity shower bath, single-vanity shower bath, and a tub/shower bath with the washer and dryer) plus 2 half baths. Refillable shampoo, conditioner and body wash in each. Blackout shades in three of the four bedrooms.

- The kitchen & dining
A full kitchen for a full house: drip coffee maker, Keurig with starter pods, French press, electric kettle and a tea selection, toaster, microwave, air fryer, blender, rice cooker and crockpot, dishwasher, a complete cookware set, sharp knives and boards, cooking basics and spices, and dinnerware, glassware, wine glasses and flatware for the whole group. A s'mores and popcorn station is stocked for fire-pit nights. Starter dish soap, dishwasher pods, paper towels and trash bags are waiting so nobody runs to the store on night one.

- Living & entertainment
Two smart TVs, one in the family room and one in the living room, with Netflix and the other apps ready for your own logins. There are intentionally no TVs in the bedrooms; this is a place to sleep well. A pool table, board games, cards, puzzles and a shelf of books fill the evenings, and there is a desk and chair if someone has to log in for a few hours. An indoor fireplace for the cold months.

- Outdoor living
• Hot tub under open sky, steps from the house
• House-side fire pit with stacked firewood, plus a second creek-side fire pit when the weather allows
• The lake: a 0.9-mile walking loop, benches along the way, Adirondack chairs, sunrise over the water from the east bedroom
• Passage Creek at the bottom of the property, wadeable in season, with the whole 57 acres and roughly two miles of hillside behind it to hike
• The Corn Crib, an outdoor painting station stocked with canvases, rock-painting supplies and brushes
• Hammocks, a hammock swing, rocking chairs, cornhole, binoculars and flashlights in the entry dresser
• Grill with tools and outdoor seating
• Parking for 5+ cars right at the house

- The wellness suite
This is what makes The Seven different. A dedicated room for adults (18+) with a salt chamber for quiet breathwork, a vibroacoustic sound mat on a massage table, a red-light rest mat, a grounding mat, a Tibetan singing bowl and body tuning forks, a vibration plate for gentle re-activation, and yoga mats to use inside or out by the lake. A written guide walks you station by station; there is no right way to do it and nothing to achieve. Please use gently and at your own discretion; it is a place for rest, not medical treatment.

- Comfort
Forced-air heat on two zones, mini-split air conditioning, and ceiling fans. Shentel fiber internet at roughly 690 Mbps down / 860 Mbps up with an extender so it reaches the whole house; work calls and streaming are no problem. In-home washer and dryer, iron and board, luggage racks, and bedside charging. Well water with a filtration system that is serviced monthly. Smoke and CO detectors, fire extinguisher, and a first-aid kit in the entry dresser.

Exterior security cameras cover the entry and grounds. There are no cameras inside. A Minut noise monitor in the hot tub area measures noise levels (decibels) only, to help keep things quiet for the neighbors. It does not record audio or video.