
Private Hot Tub
Soak under the stars with open views of the Blue Ridge.
Photo © Pope McElvyA Private Mountain Retreat · Gore, Virginia
A secluded luxury cabin on 20 private acres near Gore, Virginia, shaped for meaningful connection, expansive mountain views and unhurried gatherings.
Welcome to the retreat
Tucked away on 20 private acres near Gore, in western Frederick County, Eagle's Dwelling is a luxury mountain home framed by forested ridges at the edge of the Shenandoah Valley. Wake to mountain views, spend the afternoon on quiet trails or in wine country, and end the night by the fire under a sky full of stars.
Every detail is shaped like a private boutique resort, from premium linens and a chef's kitchen to a hot tub overlooking the ridge.
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A place to return.
Private retreat · Intimate celebrations · Leadership gatherings
Resort-level amenities

Soak under the stars with open views of the Blue Ridge.

A wood-burning hearth for slow evenings and good conversation.

Fully equipped, with an espresso bar and room to gather.

Premium linens and a spa bath with soaking tub and rain shower.

Adirondack chairs, a crackling fire and dark country skies.

Walk meadows and forest across 20 acres that are yours alone.
Local guide
Photo © Tim LewisGreat North Mountain, Cacapon Resort State Park and Shenandoah National Park.
Photo © Tim LewisOrchards, cideries and wineries around Winchester.
Willa Cather's birthplace, Old Town Winchester and Civil War history.
Photo © Brandon MontgomerySeasonal escape
Peak color across the mountains, pick-your-own apples in Winchester's orchards, harvest weekends at the cideries and cozy nights by the fire. Then stay for the holidays with a Fireside Holiday Retreat.
Private gatherings
Bring your people to the mountain. The cabin and its 20 private acres are shaped for meaningful connection, from leadership offsites to milestone celebrations.

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The Retreat
A moment inside
Tall windows, warm wood and soft leather, with a deck that opens to the trees. Take a short walk through the cabin before you arrive.
Check AvailabilitySet on 20 private acres near Gore, Virginia, the home pairs rustic mountain character with five-star comfort. Open living spaces flow to a wraparound deck and pool with views across the treetops, while the land beyond offers lawns, forest paths and dark country night skies. Old Town Winchester, apple orchards, West Virginia's state parks and Shenandoah National Park are all an easy drive away.

Stone fireplace, soft seating and mountain-facing windows.

Gourmet appliances, espresso bar and dining for the whole group.

Deep soaking tub, rain shower and plush robes.

Outdoor dining, grill and the hot tub overlooking the ridge.
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Twenty private acres of meadow and hardwood forest surround the cabin. Walk the trails at sunrise, watch for deer at dusk, and see the Milky Way from the stargazing deck on clear nights.
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From apple orchards and cideries to Old Town Winchester, West Virginia's state parks and Shenandoah National Park, the northern valley's best is an easy drive from the retreat. Drive times are approximate from Gore.
Discover Gore
Eagle's Dwelling sits near Gore, a quiet village in western Frederick County on Route 50, between Winchester and the West Virginia line. The Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist Willa Cather was born here, and the nearby Back Creek Valley became the setting of her final novel.
Willa Cather is born near Gore on December 7.
The Cather family moves to Willow Shade, a farmhouse nearby on Route 50.
The family leaves Virginia for Nebraska, the prairie that would shape her best-known novels.
Cather returns to the Back Creek Valley of her childhood as the setting for her final novel, Sapphira and the Slave Girl.
Minutes away
A historical marker on Route 50 stands in front of the home where she was born. The house is privately owned.
About the markerMinutes away
Cather's childhood home, also marked on Route 50. View it from the roadside; it is a private residence.
About the markerAbout 25 min
A pedestrian walking mall of restaurants, shops and galleries in the region's historic hub.
Visit WinchesterEach spring
Winchester's signature celebration. The 100th festival runs April 17 to May 2, 2027.
Festival websiteSeasonal escapes
Photo © Brandon MontgomeryPeak color across the mountains, pick-your-own apples at Winchester-area orchards in September and October, and the valley's apple harvest festivals.
Photo © Pope McElvyHoliday shopping and dinners in Old Town Winchester, quiet winter walks on the property and New Year's by the fire.
Photo © Tim LewisThe Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester (its 100th year, April 17 to May 2, 2027), orchards in bloom and waterfall hikes in Shenandoah.
Wine basket, orchard picnic and firewood bundle.
Holiday décor, cocoa bar and a private chef dinner.
Event dates change each year. Confirm with each venue before your trip.
Curated itineraries
A cider tasting in Winchester, dinner on the walking mall, then the hot tub under the stars.
Willa Cather's birthplace, the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley and Belle Grove.
Morning apple picking, a scenic mountain drive, then a fireside evening at the cabin.
Cacapon Resort State Park, Skyline Caverns and s'mores at the fire pit.
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