The Orchard Bed and Breakfast
at 37470 5th Ave, Sardis
Sardis is a quaint little town located along the beautiful Ohio River midway between Marietta, OH and Wheeling, WV on Ohio State Route 7. If you cross the Ohio River Bridge from New Martinsville, WV, Sardis is just 5 miles south on OH 7. As soon as you see the Sardis sign, turn on your left turn signal and prepare to turn into the second drive on the left. You will be greeted by The Orchard Bed & Breakfast mural painted by world-renowned Claude Ruston Baker. The Orchard Bed and Breakfast has been prepared for your comfortable stay within a Victorian home built in the early 1890’s by the Busch Family. The original contractor’s name was Butler. Part of it’s charm is stepping back in time and enjoying many antique furnishings and frames decking G. Harvey prints and original still-life oil paintings. Many of the beautifully displayed vintage glassware in the antique round-glass china cupboard and other curios and cabinets are priced for sale if you find one that suits your fancy.
Address and contacts of The Orchard Bed and Breakfast
37470 5th Ave
Sardis , OH 43946
info@theorchardbedandbreakfast.com
General Info
step back in time & enjoy our many antique furnishingsCompany Rating
Summary
The Orchard Bed and Breakfast is Sardis based place and this enity listed in Historic Site category. Located at 37470 5th Ave OH 43946. Contact phone number of The Orchard Bed and Breakfast: (740) 483-1997
Accommodation category, Sardis United States
37470 5th Ave Sardis , OH 43946 null
Sardis is a quaint little town located along the beautiful Ohio River midway between Marietta, OH and Wheeling, WV on Ohio State Route 7. If you cross the Ohio River Bridge from New Martinsville, WV, Sardis is just 5 miles south on OH 7. As soon as you see the Sardis sign, turn on your left turn signal and prepare to turn into the second drive on the left. You will be greeted by The Orchard Bed & Breakfast mural painted by world-renowned Claude Ruston Baker. The Orchard Bed and Breakfast has been prepared for your comfortable stay within a Victorian home built in the early 1890’s by the Busch Family. The original contractor’s name was Butler. Part of it’s charm is stepping back in time and enjoying many antique furnishings and frames decking G. Harvey prints and original still-life oil paintings. Many of the beautifully displayed vintage glassware in the antique round-glass china cupboard and other curios and cabinets are priced for sale if you find one that suits your fancy.