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| Only minutes from Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, the James River Plantations and Richmond, Orange Hill Bed & Breakfast is a cozy turn-of-the century farmhouse set in the middle of 50 acres of working Virginia farmland. This fully restored late Victorian farmhouse was built by Roland Orange and was a poultry farm until 1960. At its peak the farm housed 2000 White Leghorn chickens. | |
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"This was
like visiting my great-grandfather's farm." |
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| Although completely renovated, Orange Hill Bed and Breakfast still captures the charm of days gone by. The house and several of the outbuildings remain as a testimonial to early Virginia craftsmanship. | |
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You'll be greeted by innkeepers Mark and Kay Russo as you unplug your laptop and turn off your cell phone. Instead of sitting in traffic, you can sit on the porch, sip Kay's own "Orange Hill" Julius and watch bluebirds nesting and deer feeding in the fields. The evenings provide magnificent sunsets and the night sky is spectacular for stargazing. After a night of complete relaxation, enjoy a full country breakfast in the dining room. |
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Built by Roland Orange circa 1898, Orange Hill Bed and Breakfast was once a thriving poultry farm and Hunt Club. We fell in love with it...you
will , too." |
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Orange Hill Bed & Breakfast is located just minutes from I-64 in Williamsburg (see map) and is within a short drive of many historical and recreational attractions and some of the finest dining Virginia has to offer. For the adventure seeker, there's Busch Gardens and Water Country. If you enjoy history, don't miss Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown Settlement and the Yorktown Battlefields. For the sports fan, the area offers Colonial Downs Horse Racing, the Richmond Braves minor-league baseball team and several world-class golf courses, including Royal New Kent. There's also hunting, fishing and a Prime Outlets mall close by. |
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