Historic 18th-Century Farmhouse

About this property

The Historic 18th-Century Farmhouse sits on three acres just outside Woodstock, and the theme guests raise most is the art and books that fill every room. The host is a painter, and her work along with a deep library gives the house a lived-in, gallery-like feel that many describe as unique or eclectic rather than generic.

The fireplace in the living room is the second most mentioned feature, with guests describing long evenings gathered around it, especially in cooler months. Several also mention the comfortable beds and a kitchen stocked well enough to cook full meals for a group, with one guest noting they cooked breakfast every morning of a long stay.

Host responsiveness comes up almost as often as the fireplace. Guests describe quick replies, being greeted on arrival, and small gestures like a fire already lit or extra blankets left out. A few mention her checking in mid-stay to make sure everything was working.

The fenced yard is a clear draw for anyone traveling with a dog, and several reviews mention horses in the neighboring pasture that guests could watch or visit from the property. Many also note the drive into Woodstock center takes only a few minutes, close enough for dinner or a show at Levon Helm Studios but far enough to feel private and quiet at night.

With three bedrooms and sleeping for six, it suits a family or small group looking for a base that feels more like a historic home than a rental, with a screened porch and outdoor space for warm evenings.