KAY COTTAGE, Hot Springs, Virginia This three-story Mediterranean-style villa was built in 1892 for the first president of the Homestead Hotel, as his personal residence. No other original cottage within the Homestead grounds enjoys such an enchanting location – overlooking the hotel and across the valley toward the mountains of West Virginia. The broad wrap-around loggia, accessible from the west and north sides of the house, provides ample space for dining, entertaining and simply enjoying the view. In addition to the 6,900 sq. ft. main house, with 8 eight bedrooms, 5-1/2 baths and a powder room, the property includes a separate three-bay garage with a three-bedroom apartment and bath above it. The main house has an attic that includes a storage closet with built-in shelves. Extensive exterior restoration (roofing, gutter/downspout systems, trim and walls, etc.) is nearing completion on both structures. The 2.07 acre grounds have numerous mature trees, and a terraced lawn on the south side.