INVITING HISTORIC HOME ON 360 ACRE FARM CLOSE TO LEXINGTON & NATURAL BRIDGE

My wife and I along with our two year old grandson stayed at Rose Hill for five delightful days. We actually had reserved the home for a week but hurricane Sandy cut our trip short as our home residence was located directly in the path of the storm and the owner graciously refunded a portion of our rental, at her insistance, even though we did not expect one.

The listing on VRBO was completely accurate although the pictures did not do it justice. When we arrived at the home, we felt as though we had traveled through a time time warp into the 1800's except better, since the residence has all the modern amenities one would expect of a 21st century home. We ate several meals in Lexington but mostly cooked at home in the well equipped kitchen. Our two year old loved the four fireplaces, playing in the beautiful sun room at the rear of the house and exploring all the large rooms throughout the home. THE ENTIRE HOUSE WAS IMMACULATELY CLEAN and the property manager and owner were great to work with prior to, during and after our visit.

While continually entertained by all the cattle and abundance of wildlife on the property, we did manage to get away to some of the local attractions. Natural Bridge is a must see and our toddler loved a nature park called Boxerwood in Lexington next to the golf course. We especially enjoyed lunching at the Bistro on Main St. in Lexington where the servers entertained our toddler by making monkey faces and noises as they past by. Overall, we found the locals in Lexington to be very friendly and accommodating.

We hope to return to the Lexington area in the future and would stay again at Rose Hill. We highly recommend this property to others.