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Our intuitive booking engine allows you to make one-time or ongoing reservations. Click the button below for a walkthrough and see how easy it is to use!
Check-in / Check-out
Choose your arrival and departure dates by clicking the arrive and depart input fields. A two month calendar pops up to show available dates.
Check-in / Check-out
For reservations less than a month, you can simply click the arrival date on the calendar followed by a second click to select your depart date. Special note: Grayed out dates show that no rooms/units are available for that date.
Guest Dropdown
Clicking on the guests dropdown menu will let you select the number of guests, children, and more for your reservation.
The Year Calendar
Clicking on the month dropdown menu switches you to the year calendar view; allowing you to quickly select a month in the future.
Switching Months
Clicking on the arrows to the right and left of the current month allows you to navigate months to make your reservation.
Select a room
Once you've selected a date for your stay, simply click on the "Book" button on the room/unit you would like to reserve. Some rooms/units may require a minimum length of stay. Please ensure that you are meeting any necessary requirements to complete your reservation.
Checkout
All rooms/units and retail items that you select will be displayed under "Your Reservation". This box allows you to remove a room/unit or retail item, enter a promotional code, start over, or complete your checkout.
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Located in the main house (upstairs), across from our cookbook library. Queen size bed. Separate sitting area with twin bed. Private bath.
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Just down the walk from the main house, had been Dr. Ballou’s office where he saw patients and stored medical supplies in earlier days. Now we “store” books in a cabinet which formerly served as private club/speakeasy liquor lockers. Three misty watercolor nudes gracefully replace anatomy charts.
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Next door to Room 1 behind the stone wall was part of Doc's office. You may have to duck when you enter the bathroom because we used a great old door that is not standard issue. Anyway, that brings you down to the level of the Lilliputian lavatory in a little antique vanity. Don’t worry, the shower is Brobdingnagian.
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Room 5 is in the front of the Caretaker’s Cottage. Originally the living room, dining room and kitchen, it boasts three distinct spaces: living room/library, bedroom and bathroom. Up a short flight of steps, the porch has rockers and a swing and a view of the river. The living room can connect to Room 6 and Room 7 for friends or family.
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Room 6 is at the back of the Caretaker’s Cottage. Quiet, it looks up the hill toward the barns and you can park right next to the entrance. Room 6 can connect to the living room of Room 5 for friends or family.
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Room 7 is the upstairs of the Caretaker’s Cottage.It has wood-lined walls that reflect the morning sun. Original watercolors, pen and ink drawings, and prints. Downstairs there is a long porch with views of the mountains, the river - and the other buildings. Room 7 can connect to the living room of Room 5 for friends or family.
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The Carriage House stands alone half-way up the hill. It really did house a black leather carriage for a time, and besides it sounds better than “Garage” which it was. Two steps up from the bedroom/sitting area are two bathrooms. Lots of books plus collections of Gourmet Magazine and Architectural Digest.
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The Chicken House up the hill on the right is a favorite nesting place. It is a long narrow building all by itself, with private deck and views of both the river and the mountains. It really was a chicken house. The mantel over the fireplace is a bank of nests and the coffee table is a chicken coop. With two bathrooms, a small refrigerator, a bar sink and a coffee-maker, it frequently serves as a honeymoon roost (preferably for two.) Of course there are eggs in the morning!
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The Milk Parlor is located in the Dairy Barn above the Chicken House. A very cozy room that includes a king size bed and a sitting area with a twin bed and private bath.
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Wee Cabin in the Woods: Just completed in 2011 this cabin features a California King Bed, whirlpool tub, gas-log fireplace, mini-kitchen and spacious covered deck. Pet friendly.
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The Weigh Station is up the hill on the left. In its former incarnation, the whole floor was a scale for weighing cattle as they arrived or exited the farm. Like the Chicken House, it was one layer of boards with cracks you could see through. Private and very cozy - we tell people to unpack their jammies and put the suitcase back in the car – it has a queen-size bed. The headboard is covered with a “crazy” quilt handmade by Gayle’s mom. There is a deck with Adirondeck chairs and a view of the wooded hillside.
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