Monthly Rentals in Natural Bridge Station

This is the perfect place to stay, offering a close proximity to Natural Bridge and all the natural attractions in the area. We love this place and all the details around the house. We have stayed in many Airbnb properties around the world, and this one is among the best. The host, Rebecca, and the details make the difference. Thank you.

This 1792 farmhouse is beautifully restored. The way it nods to the past through exposed original brick, fireplaces, and a true Virginia front porch is something that anyone can appreciate. We spent time reading, relaxing, walking, and cooked every meal in the gorgeous kitchen. The large windows keep you connected with nature, even if the weather keeps you indoors. It is perfectly hidden from the view of any neighbors. The information provided in the guest book was helpful. We appreciated small details such as the coffee bar, spa bathtub, and we found our new favorite boardgame, Chickapig! We hope to visit again as a family in the future.

This tiny house is the perfect getaway for a family! It truly is peaceful and away from everything! It was clean and had everything we needed! This was our second time staying here and we will be back! Make sure you are prepared to drive deep into the mountain and on unpaved roads. It’s all worth it for the true peace you get. We enjoyed Natural Bridge, the Safari park and even a swimming hole while there. Everything is about 40-45 minutes away but it’s just because of getting out of the mountain and doesn’t feel too far away. Perfect for people who want to feel like they are camping but with the amenities I need.

Glasgow House was an amazing place for my wife and I to stay as we waited to close on a house in nearby Lexington. The rented area is spacious and peaceful. We enjoyed the beautiful art on the walls and made good use of the kitchen, which had everything we needed. The back patio was a joy. We spent many mornings watching the spectacular sunrises over the hills and almost as many evenings under a dark sky stargazing and listening for the howls of cayotes and the hoots of owls. Elise and Eric were great hosts and made us feel very welcome. We often enjoyed walking around their property and along the gravel road, which leads to it and runs alongside the clear waters of the South River. The most memorable moments of our stay involved the numerous animals that share the property. The deer (including many fawns), woodchucks, rabbits, and turkeys were plentiful, and we also saw several bald eagles. We are so grateful we had the opportunity to spend some time in such a wonderful place.