Cabin w/woodstove & fire pit near Ice Mountain

Summary:

Stay in the historic Kump House, a restored 1802 blacksmith shop on 3 private acres.



- Sleeps 6 | 3 bedrooms (2 queen, 1 full) | 2 baths

- Cozy woodstove in living room for evenings by the fire

- Cowboy Cauldron fire pit & grill for outdoor meals & stargazing

- Short walk to Ice Mountain Preserve & North River for hiking

- Dog‑friendly – bring your pup to enjoy the historic retreat

- Wi‑Fi available (may be spotty)



The Space:

You step through a weathered front door and feel the weight of history, the walls still whispering of a Civil War‑era blacksmith shop. A crackling woodstove draws you into the living room, its glow matching the soft light that filters through the tall windows. Outside, the Cowboy Cauldron fire pit waits for evenings of starlit stories and toasted marshmallows. Here, the past and present settle together on three private acres near the North River and Ice Mountain.



Sleeping arrangements

- Upper level: one queen bed and one full bed

- Lower level: one queen bed

All three bedrooms offer ample storage for longer stays.



Bathrooms

- Two full baths: one with a tub, the other with a shower, each equipped with basic bathroom essentials.



Kitchen & dining

The kitchen is designed for ease, featuring an oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker and a gas kitchen fireplace that adds extra warmth. A dining area provides plenty of seating for your group, and a SmartTV in the living room is ready for movie nights.



Living space

The spacious living room centers around a cozy woodstove, perfect for gathering after a day of exploring. New gas wall heaters with thermostat control keep the interior comfortable, while wood floors and narrow staircases add character.



Outdoor living

- Cowboy Cauldron fire pit for night‑time gatherings

- Propane and charcoal grills for BBQ evenings

- Front porch with rocking chairs and dining space

- Open yard for games and relaxed play

- Short walk to Ice Mountain Nature Preserve, where ice vents release cool air year‑round.



Neighborhood & activities

Just five minutes away, Ice Mountain Preserve offers guided tours of its unique flora. A ten‑minute drive brings you to Chaos Off‑Road Park’s 400‑acre trail system. The Farmer’s Daughter, fifteen minutes out, serves award‑winning pasture‑raised meats and local groceries. The River House, also fifteen minutes away, hosts art events, live music and a café. Nearby North River provides fishing, boating and scenic views, while the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad and Cacapon River tubing are within a half‑hour’s reach.



Pet policy

Dogs are welcome, so your four‑legged companion can share the historic experience.



Practical notes

Wi‑Fi is available, though the remote setting can make service slower or spotty; downloading essential content ahead of time is recommended.



Perfect for

History lovers, outdoor adventurers, families with pets, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat that blends authentic heritage with modern comforts.