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A beautiful two-story home rooted in the town's lumber-era history, set among classic company houses yet standing apart with its larger footprint and finer details—suggesting it was built for someone of higher standing.
A spacious vintage living room filled with timeless charm, featuring classic architectural details, and a warm, inviting atmosphere that reflects the home's historic character.
A welcoming dining room that evokes a simpler time—ideal for unhurried meals and meaningful gatherings.
View of the large Living Room with sleeper sofa.
A beautifully crafted original staircase showcasing timeless workmanship, with solid wood construction, graceful lines, and intricate detailing that reflects the skill and care of a bygone era.
Living room
Living room
Have a seat in the kitchen and enjoy a quiet moment with a steaming cup of coffee.
Charming vintage kitchen with classic character—cozy and functional, with limited counter space and a modest number of outlets, typical of homes from this era.
Kitchen space that highlights the home's historic roots and timeless appeal.
Intimate and character-rich, this kitchen offers an authentic glimpse into the home's earlier days.
This bathroom is located on the ground level and features a walk-in shower only.
This bathroom is located just off the kitchen and also contains the washer and dryer, as well as the kitchen pantry.
To the left of the entryway is a cozy den that has served as a gathering place for many family reunions over the years, where loved ones have come together to share love, laughter, and lasting memories.
Sleeper sofa in the den provides additional sleeping space.
Admire the craftsmanship of this beautiful staircase.
This 2nd floor Queen bedroom is at the top of the stairs and beside the shared bathroom.
This spacious room features a queen bed.
Top of the stairs on the 2nd level.
This 2nd floor bedroom feels light and airy.
There is a full bed in this sunny room.
3rd bedroom on the 2nd floor has a charming garden view.
There is a full bed in this room.
Shared bathroom on the 2nd floor, features a walk-in shower.
This bathroom has a standing shower only no tub.
The second-floor terrace, once used as a sleeping porch during hot summer nights, offers a private retreat with elevated views and a touch of classic elegance.
The Cass Company Store in Cass, West Virginia, was built in 1902 to serve the booming lumber town that surrounded the Cass Scenic Railroad.
Historic Shay Steam Engine #11 is a 1923-built geared locomotive operating at the Cass Scenic Railroad in West Virginia.
You can enjoy Cass in any season!
A welcoming front porch stretches across the home, perfect for quiet mornings and evening conversations.
The large front porch at Shay Inn faces Route 66!
Sitting on the front porch long ago was a simple pleasure, where time seemed to slow down. It was a place to rock gently, and watch the day unfold.
A country porch is still a place where conversation lingers a little longer, and stillness feels just as full as the day.
View of the back of the house and ample back yard.
Natural scenes that will transport you back to another time, evoking a sense of nostalgia and timeless charm.
Old Shay steam engines, rich history at every turn, and the warmth of country charm come together.
Rolling countryside views, quiet small-town simplicity, and a sense of stepping back into a slower, more peaceful way of life.
An old Shay steam engine rumbles through the countryside, its whistle blaring as it winds steadily along the tracks, echoing across the hills in a powerful reminder of a bygone era.
Find a warm mix of handmade goods that reflect Appalachian tradition, local talent, and a strong sense of heritage.
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THE SHAY INN
A historic 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (sleeps 8) in the heart of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Sleeping arrangements include a queen (BR #1), full (BR #2), full (BR #3), plus sleeper sofas in both the den and living room.
Built in 1911 using timber from the former Cass mill, The Shay Inn reflects the town’s roots as a turn-of-the-century logging community and is named in honor of the old dining car that the current owner's family ran during the early days of Cass's transition from lumber town to tourist destination.
Step outside to the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail, walk to the Cass Scenic Railroad Depot, or visit the Cass Company Store and its welcoming in-house dining at The Last Run Restaurant, a favorite stop for hearty meals after a day in the mountains.
Nearby highlights include the Green Bank Observatory a 10 minute drive and Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort, just 15 minutes from the property.
No air conditioning, but fans are provided. A classic mountain stay blending history, railroading heritage, and easy access to unforgettable Appalachian scenery and dining.
AMENITIES: Free WiFi, Cable, DVD Player, Washer/Dryer, Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, formal dining and living areas, separate den, Patio, and a Covered Porch.
PLEASE CHECK THE AVAILABILITY OF LIFT TICKETS/LESSONS OR BIKE PARK PASSES/BIKE RENTALS/LESSONS BEFORE MAKING YOUR RESERVATION.
UPDATED HOUSE RULES:
~ Reservation holders must complete check-in requirements.
~ The reservation holder must submit a photo of their driver’s license, and a selfie holding their driver’s license for verification
~ A signed Rental Agreement must be returned within 24 hours of booking
~ No Pets - Pets found in non-pet properties are forbidden and will result in immediate eviction without refund and incur a $250.00 charge to the credit card on file
~ No Smoking or Vaping.
~ No large gatherings
~ Check in time is after 4:00 PM
~ Check out time is 10:00 AM
~ Mandatory quiet hours between 10 pm and 8 am
~ Minimum age of reservation holder is 25
~ No mailbox access will be granted, no exceptions are made.
~ For homes with a private hot tub, a cleaning fee of $100.00 is charged at the time of booking.
A historic 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (sleeps 8) in the heart of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Sleeping arrangements include a queen (BR #1), full (BR #2), full (BR #3), plus sleeper sofas in both the den and living room.
Built in 1911 using timber from the former Cass mill, The Shay Inn reflects the town’s roots as a turn-of-the-century logging community and is named in honor of the old dining car that the current owner's family ran during the early days of Cass's transition from lumber town to tourist destination.
Step outside to the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail, walk to the Cass Scenic Railroad Depot, or visit the Cass Company Store and its welcoming in-house dining at The Last Run Restaurant, a favorite stop for hearty meals after a day in the mountains.
Nearby highlights include the Green Bank Observatory a 10 minute drive and Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort, just 15 minutes from the property.
No air conditioning, but fans are provided. A classic mountain stay blending history, railroading heritage, and easy access to unforgettable Appalachian scenery and dining.
AMENITIES: Free WiFi, Cable, DVD Player, Washer/Dryer, Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, formal dining and living areas, separate den, Patio, and a Covered Porch.
PLEASE CHECK THE AVAILABILITY OF LIFT TICKETS/LESSONS OR BIKE PARK PASSES/BIKE RENTALS/LESSONS BEFORE MAKING YOUR RESERVATION.
UPDATED HOUSE RULES:
~ Reservation holders must complete check-in requirements.
~ The reservation holder must submit a photo of their driver’s license, and a selfie holding their driver’s license for verification
~ A signed Rental Agreement must be returned within 24 hours of booking
~ No Pets - Pets found in non-pet properties are forbidden and will result in immediate eviction without refund and incur a $250.00 charge to the credit card on file
~ No Smoking or Vaping.
~ No large gatherings
~ Check in time is after 4:00 PM
~ Check out time is 10:00 AM
~ Mandatory quiet hours between 10 pm and 8 am
~ Minimum age of reservation holder is 25
~ No mailbox access will be granted, no exceptions are made.
~ For homes with a private hot tub, a cleaning fee of $100.00 is charged at the time of booking.
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THE SHAY INN
A historic 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (sleeps 8) in the heart of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Sleeping arrangements include a queen (BR #1), full (BR #2), full (BR #3), plus sleeper sofas in both the den and living room.
Built in 1911 using timber from the former Cass mill, The Shay Inn reflects the town’s roots as a turn-of-the-century logging community and is named in honor of the old dining car that the current owner's family ran during the early days of Cass's transition from lumber town to tourist destination.
Step outside to the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail, walk to the Cass Scenic Railroad Depot, or visit the Cass Company Store and its welcoming in-house dining at The Last Run Restaurant, a favorite stop for hearty meals after a day in the mountains.
Nearby highlights include the Green Bank Observatory a 10 minute drive and Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort, just 15 minutes from the property.
No air conditioning, but fans are provided. A classic mountain stay blending history, railroading heritage, and easy access to unforgettable Appalachian scenery and dining.
AMENITIES: Free WiFi, Cable, DVD Player, Washer/Dryer, Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, formal dining and living areas, separate den, Patio, and a Covered Porch.
PLEASE CHECK THE AVAILABILITY OF LIFT TICKETS/LESSONS OR BIKE PARK PASSES/BIKE RENTALS/LESSONS BEFORE MAKING YOUR RESERVATION.
UPDATED HOUSE RULES:
~ Reservation holders must complete check-in requirements.
~ The reservation holder must submit a photo of their driver’s license, and a selfie holding their driver’s license for verification
~ A signed Rental Agreement must be returned within 24 hours of booking
~ No Pets - Pets found in non-pet properties are forbidden and will result in immediate eviction without refund and incur a $250.00 charge to the credit card on file
~ No Smoking or Vaping.
~ No large gatherings
~ Check in time is after 4:00 PM
~ Check out time is 10:00 AM
~ Mandatory quiet hours between 10 pm and 8 am
~ Minimum age of reservation holder is 25
~ No mailbox access will be granted, no exceptions are made.
~ For homes with a private hot tub, a cleaning fee of $100.00 is charged at the time of booking.
A historic 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (sleeps 8) in the heart of Cass Scenic Railroad State Park. Sleeping arrangements include a queen (BR #1), full (BR #2), full (BR #3), plus sleeper sofas in both the den and living room.
Built in 1911 using timber from the former Cass mill, The Shay Inn reflects the town’s roots as a turn-of-the-century logging community and is named in honor of the old dining car that the current owner's family ran during the early days of Cass's transition from lumber town to tourist destination.
Step outside to the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail, walk to the Cass Scenic Railroad Depot, or visit the Cass Company Store and its welcoming in-house dining at The Last Run Restaurant, a favorite stop for hearty meals after a day in the mountains.
Nearby highlights include the Green Bank Observatory a 10 minute drive and Snowshoe Mountain Ski Resort, just 15 minutes from the property.
No air conditioning, but fans are provided. A classic mountain stay blending history, railroading heritage, and easy access to unforgettable Appalachian scenery and dining.
AMENITIES: Free WiFi, Cable, DVD Player, Washer/Dryer, Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, formal dining and living areas, separate den, Patio, and a Covered Porch.
PLEASE CHECK THE AVAILABILITY OF LIFT TICKETS/LESSONS OR BIKE PARK PASSES/BIKE RENTALS/LESSONS BEFORE MAKING YOUR RESERVATION.
UPDATED HOUSE RULES:
~ Reservation holders must complete check-in requirements.
~ The reservation holder must submit a photo of their driver’s license, and a selfie holding their driver’s license for verification
~ A signed Rental Agreement must be returned within 24 hours of booking
~ No Pets - Pets found in non-pet properties are forbidden and will result in immediate eviction without refund and incur a $250.00 charge to the credit card on file
~ No Smoking or Vaping.
~ No large gatherings
~ Check in time is after 4:00 PM
~ Check out time is 10:00 AM
~ Mandatory quiet hours between 10 pm and 8 am
~ Minimum age of reservation holder is 25
~ No mailbox access will be granted, no exceptions are made.
~ For homes with a private hot tub, a cleaning fee of $100.00 is charged at the time of booking.
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A beautiful two-story home rooted in the town's lumber-era history, set among classic company houses yet standing apart with its larger footprint and finer details—suggesting it was built for someone of higher standing.
A spacious vintage living room filled with timeless charm, featuring classic architectural details, and a warm, inviting atmosphere that reflects the home's historic character.
A welcoming dining room that evokes a simpler time—ideal for unhurried meals and meaningful gatherings.
View of the large Living Room with sleeper sofa.
A beautifully crafted original staircase showcasing timeless workmanship, with solid wood construction, graceful lines, and intricate detailing that reflects the skill and care of a bygone era.
Living room
Living room
Have a seat in the kitchen and enjoy a quiet moment with a steaming cup of coffee.
Charming vintage kitchen with classic character—cozy and functional, with limited counter space and a modest number of outlets, typical of homes from this era.
Kitchen space that highlights the home's historic roots and timeless appeal.
Intimate and character-rich, this kitchen offers an authentic glimpse into the home's earlier days.
This bathroom is located on the ground level and features a walk-in shower only.
This bathroom is located just off the kitchen and also contains the washer and dryer, as well as the kitchen pantry.
To the left of the entryway is a cozy den that has served as a gathering place for many family reunions over the years, where loved ones have come together to share love, laughter, and lasting memories.
Sleeper sofa in the den provides additional sleeping space.
Admire the craftsmanship of this beautiful staircase.
This 2nd floor Queen bedroom is at the top of the stairs and beside the shared bathroom.
This spacious room features a queen bed.
Top of the stairs on the 2nd level.
This 2nd floor bedroom feels light and airy.
There is a full bed in this sunny room.
3rd bedroom on the 2nd floor has a charming garden view.
There is a full bed in this room.
Shared bathroom on the 2nd floor, features a walk-in shower.
This bathroom has a standing shower only no tub.
The second-floor terrace, once used as a sleeping porch during hot summer nights, offers a private retreat with elevated views and a touch of classic elegance.
The Cass Company Store in Cass, West Virginia, was built in 1902 to serve the booming lumber town that surrounded the Cass Scenic Railroad.
Historic Shay Steam Engine #11 is a 1923-built geared locomotive operating at the Cass Scenic Railroad in West Virginia.
You can enjoy Cass in any season!
A welcoming front porch stretches across the home, perfect for quiet mornings and evening conversations.
The large front porch at Shay Inn faces Route 66!
Sitting on the front porch long ago was a simple pleasure, where time seemed to slow down. It was a place to rock gently, and watch the day unfold.
A country porch is still a place where conversation lingers a little longer, and stillness feels just as full as the day.
View of the back of the house and ample back yard.
Natural scenes that will transport you back to another time, evoking a sense of nostalgia and timeless charm.
Old Shay steam engines, rich history at every turn, and the warmth of country charm come together.
Rolling countryside views, quiet small-town simplicity, and a sense of stepping back into a slower, more peaceful way of life.
An old Shay steam engine rumbles through the countryside, its whistle blaring as it winds steadily along the tracks, echoing across the hills in a powerful reminder of a bygone era.
Find a warm mix of handmade goods that reflect Appalachian tradition, local talent, and a strong sense of heritage.
