Historic house near Ice Mt w/woodstove & fire pit

Summary:

Step back in time at the historic Kump House (c.1802), a lovingly restored Civil War blacksmith shop on 3 private acres.

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

- Cozy woodstove in living room for warm evenings

- Cowboy Cauldron fire pit & grill for outdoor meals

- Short walk to Ice Mountain Preserve & North River

- Dog‑friendly historic retreat with modern comforts

- Full kitchen, SmartTV, gas heaters & Wi‑Fi



The Space:

The crackle of the woodstove greets you as you step onto the porch, the scent of pine drifting from the three‑acre meadow. A soft glow from the Cowboy Cauldron fire pit invites you to linger under the stars, while the historic walls whisper stories of a Civil War blacksmith shop. Here, the past and present settle together, offering a quiet retreat where you can unwind, explore, and feel at home.



Sleeping arrangements

- Upper level: Queen Bed in Bedroom 1, Full Bed in Bedroom 2

- Lower level: Queen Bed in Bedroom 3

- Two bathrooms: one with a tub, one with a shower



Living space

The living room centers around a cozy woodstove, complemented by newly installed efficient gas wall heaters with thermostat control. A SmartTV provides streaming options for relaxed evenings. Light‑filled rooms showcase wood floors, narrow staircase charm, and subtle modern convenience.



Kitchen & dining

A full kitchen is equipped for ease: oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, and a gas kitchen fireplace that adds warmth while you prepare meals. The dining area offers ample seating for your group, and a front porch provides additional space for rocking or al‑fresco meals.



Outdoor living

- Cowboy Cauldron fire pit for marshmallow roasting and stargazing

- Propane and charcoal grills for the grillmaster in your party

- Front porch with plenty of seating for rocking and dining

- Open yard for games and relaxed outdoor time

- Short walk to Ice Mountain Nature Preserve and easy access to the North River



Neighborhood & activities

Just five minutes away, Ice Mountain Preserve features year‑round cool vents and rare plant life, with guided tours available by appointment. A ten‑minute drive brings you to Chaos Off‑Road Park’s 400‑acre trails. Nearby, The Farmer’s Daughter offers award‑winning pasture‑raised meats, while The River House hosts art events, live music, and a café. Fishing, boating, and scenic views await at the North River, and the Potomac Eagle Scenic Railroad provides a chance to spot bald eagles. For water lovers, kayaking and tubing on the South Branch Potomac are a short thirty‑minute trip away.



Pet policy

Dog‑friendly guests are welcome; your four‑legged companion can share the historic home and outdoor spaces.



Practical notes

Wi‑Fi is provided, though service may be slower or spotty due to the remote setting—downloading essential content in advance is recommended. The property is two hours from Washington, DC, making it an ideal weekend escape or longer stay to reconnect with history and nature.