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with what The Washington Post described as “killer views.” It overlooks the meadows dotted with grazing animals and in the distance, the rolling mountains. The house was built by Judge and Mrs. Rayner Snead. (She was an originator of the house tour and flower sale.)
Fairlea Farm is located on the old Rappahannock Fair Grounds and remnants of the old fair grounds still remain. The gazebo was built from the roof of a judging stand and the old showing barns are still used for storage.
For the past five years, Fairlea has been an active bed and breakfast. And this is the second year the Longyears have offered their home for the house tour tea. The family has enjoyed guests from places far and wide and judging from the number of returning guests, they have enjoyed the
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