MODERN HOSPITALITY MEETS HISTORIC CHARM
Formerly the Mark Addy Inn, this historic property is embarking on its next era as Everett Estate. The rejuvenated design reflects modern comforts while showcasing vibrant and artistic guest rooms, elegant common areas, and surrounding grounds with sweeping mountain views. Whether you’re booking a suite for a one night stay in Nelson County, renting the Entire Estate for gatherings and retreats for up to 30 people, or hosting up to 125 guests at a wedding or event, Everett Estate offers an extraordinary boutique hotel experience and is a Virginia venue with on-site accommodations.
Everett Estate pairs the privacy of a self-check-in stay with a property that is cared for close to home. Our resident caretaker looks after the house and grounds and may be seen around the Estate, while our guest services team handles reservations, questions, and requests by phone or text.
A DAY TO REMEMBER
Discover Everett Estate, where Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains frame your perfect day. Our historic property combines timeless charm with modern luxury, offering an enchanting venue and boutique inn. For couples who dream of creating a truly distinctive celebration, our do-it-yourself approach gives you the freedom to customize every detail of your wedding against our stunning mountain backdrop.
COME TOGETHER
Whether it’s a corporate retreat fostering collaboration and growth, a lively family reunion rekindling cherished bonds, or simply a large group getaway seeking unforgettable moments, the Estate is the perfect backdrop for all occasions.
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“Exactly as pictured and probably one of the most aesthetically pleasing places I have ever stayed at.”
– Lana P.
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"Breathtaking estate. They plan for even the smallest details."
– Robert W.
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"Service was amazing - Becky & Gabby thought of everything down to late night snacks and great ideas for day trips or spots to visit."
– Christopher G.
FEATURES
11 all-suite rooms
personalized itinerary planning
scenic views
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