Stoneridge Bed and Breakfast, Lexington

Once the center of a 400-acre Shenandoah Valley farm, Stoneridge offers a glimpse of antebellum life just minutes from Historic Lexington. The original house was built in 1829 with bricks made on the property. Stoneridge is located on 32 secluded acres of woods, streams, and rolling meadows with and abundance of wildflowers, butterflies, and wildlife - deer, turkeys, and songbirds. Our guests enjoy the quiet, peaceful setting, the beautiful views, the gourmet breakfasts, and the warm and friendly atmosphere of Stoneridge. Stoneridge's five guest rooms, each named for a former owner, are individually decorated with a tasteful blend of antiques and traditional furnishings. All rooms have private baths, queen-size beds, and central air. Four of the rooms are double-occupancy; and one — the Nathan McCluer Suite — accommodates a third person in a single-size bed. Three have jetted whirlpool tubs and four have romantic fireplaces. Enjoy a full gourmet breakfast and afternoon and evening refreshments. Free wireless internet on site.

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James Clark Room
$130 to $150
Nathan McCluer Suite
$125 to $145
(Additional $20 per night for third person)
John McCluer Room
$125 to $145
Wilma Evans Matthews Room
$100 to $120
Jane Hall McChesney Room
$90 to $110