I don't know what to rate this because it's no longer a place to stay or a tour stop. I will tell you it's worthy of taking a photo. Please know before you visit, that this is the REAL Walton house, owned by the Hamner (people who the Walton's were based on). The nice lady at Olivia's B&B used to own it and you could take tours there. BUT in January of 2023, she sold the house and built a B&B next door (maybe it was built before I don't know). Anyway, since it's privately owned, she no longer can give tours there and the new owner has no interest at this time to do so, and it's privately owned. Not a historical marker house, I'm sure at this point the owner can do what they want at will and don't know if they'll keep it like it was. It's a shame a historical society didn't buy it. Anyway, be careful taking photos of the house. When I walked from the little store next door up the walkway, I realized it was private property and the owner was sitting on the porch with a child. I snapped two very quick photos (just used zoom) and then turned around so as not to bother them. I am sure they are going to have to get used to this. I'd of rated it a 5 if I could have gotten closer, but there is nothing to do here. There is an old car from the time out front. Since it's not marked, I can't tell you if used in the show, or if it was the Hamner's or a replica. This house located between Olivia's B&B, next to a little OLD shop on the corner that is worth going in and diagonally across the road from the Walton Museum. Cost of this is free and all you can do here is snap a photo of the house and car. read more