Whitehall's sister property, The Scottsville House, is the perfect place to stay while visiting the South Paddock Winery and the local vineyards on the Monticello Wine Trail.

The Scottsville House is located just four miles down the road in the tiny historic town of Scottsville, Virginia. Scottsville used to be the county seat of Albemarle County and was a the center of 18th and 19th century hustle and bustle. Now, it is a tiny town with lovely historic buildings and sweet small town vibes. The Scottsville House is an humble structure that was built in the 1840’s to house a millinery shop. Located behind The Scottsville House is The Switching Station, a tiny house converted from the town’s telephone switching station. At the Scottsville House, you can expect the quirks of a very old building (crooked stairs and almost 200 year old doors), but also a hefty amount of charm - as well as newly renovated kitchens and baths.