“La Maison des Ours” is located in Earlysville, VA. 15 minutes away from downtown Charlottesville. The house is set on 2 acres right off Earlysville Road, between the reservoir and the airport. The airport is 5 minutes away with direct flights to DC, Chicago, New York.

This is the ideal vacation house for a couple with children. Or for parents visiting their kids at the university. It's fully equipped: full kitchen, washer/dryer, business corner with printer, BBQ grill, Cable TV, Wifi, central aircon/heating.

The house has 3 bedrooms: a master bedroom with walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom; a guest bedroom and a kid’s bedroom with shared full 2nd bathroom. All located on the 2nd floor.

On the 1st floor you will find a large open-kitchen with dining table, a study/office, a living/TV room, and a recreation room with a foosball table. There is a deck in the back with a BBQ grill.

There is plenty parking space in the driveway. The garage is not available as it is being used for storage.

The location is super quiet and the trees all around provide good privacy.

The mall is 10 minutes away. It has good restaurants, Charlottesville’s first IMAX Theater, Pier One and a Trader Joe’s...

What to do once you get here:

You cannot visit Charlottesville and not go to Bodo’s Bagels. It is on University Avenue. Go there. Also you should visit in the fall or spring when the colors are amazing.

From the web:

Charlottesville,VA is set attractively in agricultural land against mountains, in this case the Blue Ridge. It is home to the dignified University of Virginia, which was founded and designed by Thomas Jefferson in the 18th century as an architectural model for a university. The city possesses a special mix of college-town and historic amenities. The commercial downtown area is separated from the campus and a small commercial area by a railroad grade; that small commercial area and the campus could star in any film about college life. Streets all through town, including the residential districts near campus, are shaded with abundant magnolias and other shade trees. Most of the town is easily accessed by foot or bicycle.

Charlottesville has been attracting a lot of people. Areas of commercial development have popped up mostly north and west but so far the city has resisted most unattractive sprawl. What commercial strips do exist are attractively laid out and avoid most of the hectic and crowded feel found in most areas. Further north, excellent suburbs lie in well-planned communities, and the surrounding countryside is dotted with farms and some residential areas. The university brings an assortment of amenities and entertainment, and there are recreational opportunities in the nearby mountains and Shenandoah National Park.

Washington, D.C., about 2 hours away, adds to the area’s interest.