Built in 1912, the property was designed by a Philadelphia architect for Samuel Stork, founder of the former Hope Hosiery Mills, which had factories in Adamstown and Reamstown. Ed Stoudt bought the duplex property in 1973 and then along with his wife, Carol, eventually oversaw extensive renovations. The work included turning the duplex into one home by removing the dividing wall, a project that joined the previously separated staircases to create a grand, central staircase. The Stoudts also restored the interior woodwork by stripping old paint and varnish. The property features a saltwater pool, solarium and a cobblestone driveway leading to a three-car garage. The original houses had kitchens in the lower-level basement with dumbwaiters leading upstairs. The Stoudts brought the kitchen upstairs and renovated the space three times. The two sides of the current house are mirror images of each other.

VAAST Bed & Breakfast has four rooms with private bathrooms available for rent on the third floor of the home. The home is open to guest with multiple areas to enjoy but please understand many stairs are involved in your stay. Game room, pool, board games, and more. Enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast of pastries, cereal, and a variety of hot drinks. We offer a variety of amenities to make your stay with us as comfortable as possible. We provide complimentary high-speed internet access. VAAST Bed & Breakfast with its large wraparound porch and distinctive teal and lime green trim was the last borough-owned property for the Ed & Carol Stoudt, who over the course of a nearly 60-year career established and operated a restaurant, brewery and antiques mall in Adamstown.

VAAST Bed & Breakfast is location at 65 W. Main Street in Adamstown, PA. VAAST Bed & Breakfast is a Victorian style house with teal and green trim with two lamp posts with globes at the front door entrance.