Historic Farm Stay with Forest Trails & Pasture Views

Nestled on a historic 100-acre farm in North Stonington, this warm and welcoming two-bedroom guest house offers an intimate connection to nature, history, and rural charm. Originally established in the 1740s, the farm remains a working cattle ranch and a peaceful refuge where guests can unwind among rolling pastures, vibrant gardens, and private forest trails.

Thoughtfully designed by an interior designer and inspired by the American realist painter Andrew Wyeth, the home blends antique character with modern comfort. Soft light filters through the trees surrounding the residence, creating a serene ambiance throughout. The master bedroom offers treetop views from over 400 feet in elevation—the highest point in the area—with sunrises and sunsets spilling through wide windows. A Casper king bed, plush cotton bedding, and tranquil surroundings ensure restful nights.

The well-equipped kitchen includes quality tools and staples, while the living room invites cozy evenings with a leather sectional, games, and a curated bar area. Outdoors, guests enjoy a private deck shaded by dogwoods and cedars, a BBQ grill, and a firepit framed by Adirondack chairs.

The property’s farm store, open on weekends and by request, offers pasture-raised meats, eggs, and handcrafted goods from local makers. Visitors are encouraged to explore the pastureland and woods, greet the Texas Longhorns, or simply savor the quiet simplicity of rural life.