Aunt Peet's Cottage

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Aunt Peet's Cottage

275 Mountain Music Lane, Elk Creek, VA 24326
2767447696
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Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains in beautiful Grayson County this cottage offers a great value for your weekend or longer getaway Located at the foot of Iron Mountain this property offers National Forest Access horse accommodations and sleeps up to 9 people comfortably Non-smoking rooms 1 Bath with 2 person showerCoffee maker with fresh ground coffee Full size appliancesTemperature controlled with thermostat Color TV gas grillHot tub in private gazebo fire pit 5 miles Hale’s Lake trout fishing 5 miles Clito Rd. Elk Creek State stocked trout stream6 miles CC Camp horse trails and Camp10 Miles – NewRiver and NewRiver Trail Fishing boating Horseback RidingLocal music jam sessions square dancesWorking farms surround the area

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