The Blarney Estate

05/15/2025

The air is warm, the river is still, and the trees are alive with green.
There’s something about this place that slows your breathing and clears your mind.

A stay at The Blarney Estate isn’t just a getaway — it’s a reset.
Let the view work its magic. 🌿🌊

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05/11/2025

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day from The Blarney Estate 🌸

Today, we celebrate the women who fill our lives with grace, strength, and unconditional love. Whether it’s a quiet morning coffee on the porch, a weekend escape to the mountains, or simply time spent together — the most cherished moments are often the simplest.

Here’s to the mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures who make every place feel like home. From our estate to yours, may your day be filled with peace, laughter, and the love you so freely give.

05/07/2025

☀️ This Summer, Escape to the Mountains — Where Time Slows and Memories Last Forever

Tucked high above the Potomac River in the heart of Harpers Ferry Gap, The Blarney Estate is your invitation to unwind in West Virginia’s most breathtaking corner. With a private indoor pool, panoramic mountain views, and cozy, stylish interiors, this serene sanctuary was made for reconnecting — with nature, with peace, and with the ones you love most.

Because summer should feel like this: warm, wild, and completely unforgettable.

Plan an unforgettable getaway: https://www.theblarneyestate.com/

02/10/2025

Experience History & Luxury at The Blarney Estate 🏡✨

Harpers Ferry is a town rich in Civil War history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes—a place where the past comes alive. Stay at The Blarney Estate, where modern luxury meets historic charm. Explore iconic battlegrounds by day and unwind in elegance by night.

📍 Prime Location | Unforgettable Stay

Book your stay now and make history part of your next getaway!

FROM ANTIETAM TO HARPERS FERRY — One of my favorite views in the entire Civil War landscape…

When looking southeast toward the Harpers Ferry gap from the old War Department Observation Tower along the Sunken Road (Bloody Lane), the ridges of Maryland Heights, Bolivar Heights, and Loudoun Heights are all visible. From September 15-16, 1862, elements of both armies began entering the Antietam Valley. Gathering on the high ground around Sharpsburg, Lee's vanguard had retreated from the fighting on South Mountain and General Jackson's troops, minus a force that was left behind under A. P. Hill to organize the men and material captured at Harpers Ferry, began marching up.

When putting together — September Still Speaks: Antietam, A Visual Companion to Pristine and Hallowed Ground — a few years ago, I wanted to include this perspective as it can provide some extremely beneficial takeaways for appreciating the scenic and rural countryside where these momentous events transpired.

📸 Photo by Matthew Holzman

02/09/2025

A last minute cancellation means that we have ONE weekend available before spring hits! The last weekend of February is open and our indoor heated pool and one of a kind view are ready for you!!

Contact us at https://www.theblarneyestate.com to find out more and book directly or through one of our platforms.