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Summer Bed &
Breakfast / Winter Vacation Rental
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The Buchanan Inn at Green Cove Station is the completely
renovated and refurbished home of the Buchanan family, who
left their own unique history with the house. The
structure was built around 1915 to accommodate the growing
family of William and Mary Buchanan. After William became
owner and/or operator of the General Store, Train Station,
Post Office, and Western Union office in Green Cove, his
house became the supply, communication, and story-telling
spot for farmers and youth throughout the area. |
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Mary kept her daughters and anyone else in sight busy
with the daily chore of making lunch for the train
passengers, and it was not uncommon for the home to serve
as a makeshift hotel for stranded or snowed-in travelers.
From the 1920's to the 1960's, Mary maintained this steady
support for the passengers and crew of the N&W.
The Buchanan tradition is still alive at the inn today,
with each of the three rooms named for the Buchanan
daughters: Adele, LaVaun, and Eleanor. The common room is
named for the youngest daughter, Clarice. Renovation has
restored the authenticity of these accommodations, but has
not left you without the convenience of a private bath,
ceiling fans, and central heat and air conditioning.
Queen-sized beds are draped in distinctive bedding, and
each room has its own personality. The comfortable common
room is ideal for unwinding and offers a fireplace and
surround sound television. For guests renting Buchanan Inn
as a vacation rental, a fully equipped kitchen is also
available, as well as a living room, dining room, and
fourth bath.
Breakfast, a hearty meal that will satisfy any appetite,
is included with your stay. Plenty of freshly brewed
coffee is always on hand. Your hosts, Jim and Annette
Goode, are happy to accommodate dietary restrictions with
advance request.
Among the Goode family's goals for the Buchanan Inn is
to restore some of the hospitality of yesterday and bring
to all who pass by a warm place of charm, friendship, and
delectable cuisine from the recipes of Mary's
granddaughter, Annette. Come see her soon! |
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Area attractions are abundant around the Buchanan Inn,
beginning just 100 yards away at the Virginia Creeper Trail,
an old railroad that is now a hiking, biking, running, and
horseback riding trail. Also just 100 yards away, visit the
Green Cove station, now a museum. A couple of miles down the
road, you can discover the beauty of the Appalachian Trail, or
take the family to Mount Rogers Recreation Area. Hike down a
three-mile trail on White Top Mountain, or roam over 300 acres
of farmland and forest. Take advantage of nearby stocked trout
lakes and streams with a Virginia fishing license. Beartree
Lake also provides swimming, camping, and biking. |