Welcome to Grandma’s House — and no, she’s not here, so you can stay up late and eat cookies in bed.
Part of our Stay Roanoke collection of locally managed stays, this charming 3-bedroom home sits on 1.3 wooded acres just off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Close enough for tacos and craft beer, yet far enough to forget your email password. Perfect for mountain adventures or laid-back lounging.
Quiet hours: 22:00 to 07:00. Pets: Allowed (maximum 2). Smoking: Not allowed. Events: Not allowed. Suitable for: children and infants. Additional rules: House Rules
1. All trash placed in the Roanoke County bin must be bagged. They will not take the trash if it is not bagged. If you put loose trash or dog poop in the Roanoke County bin, I have to scoop it out by hand!
2. Please do not open the windows.
3. You are free to use the back and side yard. Please do not cross the gravel drive behind the house as that property is “The Farm” and is a separate rental.
Pet Rules
1. No pets that are not housebroken.
2. You must use a crate for your dog if you leave them inside unattended.
3. Please note that the rest of the property is large, unfenced and there is abundant wildlife. Please be careful with your dog off-leash if they have a tendency to chase animals or run off.
4. Your pet fee covers the expected extra cleaning that comes with pets, but does not cover urine clean up or other damage.
Grandma’s House is warm, welcoming, and just quirky enough to keep things interesting—kind of like Grandma herself.
Inside, you’ll find three comfy bedrooms, a sunny living room with a Smart TV (log into your favorite streaming apps and pretend you’re "just watching one more episode"), and a kitchen that’s fully equipped for everything from pancake breakfasts to late-night snacks. The bathroom is clean, simple, and charmingly retro—just enough to feel cozy, not dated.
Need to get a little work done or just want to post scenic selfies to make your friends jealous? No problem! High-speed Wi-Fi keeps you connected (but not too connected, because hey, you’re in the mountains). Also, there is a 40-amp, J1772 spec EV charger on site in case you are traveling in an electric vehicle and need a top-off while you stay!
Outside, enjoy 1.3 private acres with plenty of space to roam, nap, or let the kids burn off marshmallow energy. Fire up the backyard barbecue grill, dine under the trees, and unwind with a cold drink as the sun sets behind the Blue Ridge. If you’re lucky, you might even catch a deer wandering by or a chorus of frogs serenading your evening.
Whether you're road-tripping the Parkway, exploring Roanoke, or just enjoying some good old-fashioned porch-sitting, Grandma’s House is your perfect home base—no housecoat required.
Guests have access to the full house
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Grandma’s House is tucked into a peaceful pocket on the south side of Roanoke, just a stone’s throw from the scenic intersection of Route 220 and the Blue Ridge Parkway. It’s the kind of place where the birds chirp, the air smells like trees, and the mountains always seem to wave hello.
You’ll feel worlds away from the bustle, but in reality, you’re just a short drive from downtown Roanoke with its buzzing food scene, breweries, coffee shops, and weekend farmers markets. Need groceries, gas, or emergency snacks? You're less than 10 minutes from all the essentials.
Outdoor lovers will be spoiled for choice with hiking, biking, and scenic overlooks all within easy reach. Head north for culture and cocktails, or south for waterfalls and winding trails—the neighborhood gives you easy access to both adventure and convenience.
Whether you're here to explore or just unwind, this quiet part of town is the perfect starting point for whatever pace suits you.
Please note that the home is located directly off US 220, so there is potential for road noise at all times.
Reservations of 90 days or more require a signed lease agreement prior to the start of the stay. We will send this lease to you immediately after booking. Please message us if you are interested in reviewing this lease prior to booking.
The home has one flight of exterior porch steps to climb to the front door.
