The Manor House at Beliveau Farm

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The Manor House at Beliveau Farm

3879 Eakin Farm Road, Blacksburg, VA 24060
(540) 200-7905
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Nestled in the heart of the New River Valley, The Manor House at Beliveau Farm is a French country-style bed and breakfast with an on-site winery, vineyard, brewery, and event space. 

Featuring 165 acres of property, The Manor House at Beliveau Farm is the perfect place to unplug, unwind, and relax. We feature four guest rooms with heated tile floors, therapeutic air-jet soaking tubs, and (of course) a three-course breakfast included in each night’s stay. We specialize in elopements, engagements, anniversaries, and corporate retreats. Whatever the occasion, let The Manor House at Beliveau Farm treat you to the perfect getaway. 

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