Where history meets comfort – 1 mile from the C&O Canal via a dedicated bike path.

Come in from biking the tow path, or touring the scenic West Virginia countryside, and relax in modern comfort in this fully renovated 1898 home in the center of Paw Paw, West Virginia. The historic McBee House sleeps a maximum of 6 people and features 3 suites each with a private bath, a full kitchen, dining area with seating for 6, and a spacious living room. Additional amenities include indoor storage for bicycles, guest laundry, off-street parking, a smart TV, and WiFi.

The town of Paw Paw was established in 1891 and is currently home to four historic buildings individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places: the 1893 Mayor’s Office and Lockup on Lee St; the 1876 St Charles Catholic Mission Church (next door to the McBee House); the 1928 two-room Black School on Amelia St; and the 1909 Senator P.E. Nixon House on the corner of Winchester and Lee. Also of note are the circa 1882 B&O Train Depot designed by noted architect E. Francis Baldwin; the imposing 1940 Consolidated Orchard Packing Plant; and the 1942 Consolidated Distributors Headquarters (current Town Hall).