Butternut Farm

This was a great and memorable stay!||||We were met by our host Don, but not before we were met by a gaggle of geese. This is indeed a farm, tucked away in this quiet little New England town. We saw the many cartons of eggs being prepared for the day's market, and we bought a dozen - delicious!||||But anyway, our stay was just perfect. My wife and I stayed in the wing, while our daughter and grandson shared the Barn apartment. All the comforts of home and more, since the entire house, dating back to 1720, is full of antiques and memorabilia. There are many fine restaurants in the area as well.||||The breakfast was gourmet, with eggs prepared as I have never had them so good before. And the extra plus was our host Don, who has a wonderful subtle sense of humor that just keeps on coming.||||

Beautiful country views and great veggies.

There aren't too many places you can stay that really make an impression on you, but, this place delivers. The owner is very warm and welcoming. He has collected a hord of antiques coupled with the age of the home, it is a step back in time. The meals were very well prepared and from the farm. They put a bottle of Sherry in our room which my wife and I enjoyed. I look forward to staying there again. But, if you are a true germ-a-phobe, you might want to consider something else. It is an old home, working farm with antiques, animals and a cat, not a sterile hotel.

I came here with my fiance and had an awesome time. The proprietor was so sweet and took really good care of his guests and animals. I love the farm - there were goats, chickens, geese and 2 cats. The 2 cats are very friendly. Don made a really yummy breakfast with fresh eggs from his farm. He also sold us some of his eggs which were really fresh. I would definitely recommend this b&b if you have a love of antiques and animals!!

We stayed at the Butternut Farm B&B recently when in town for a family wedding. You turn from the road into the fenced property and are immediately greeted by chickens and goats. We were lucky enough to arrive shortly after the birth of the newest member of the Butternut Farm goat family - an adorable little lady named Chloe. ||||We stayed in the barn apartment and were pleasantly suprised at the privacy and the size. The bedroom has a small table with chairs, a canopied full-sized bed and a TV with VCR and DVD capabilities. WARNING: There is no cable - just rabbit ears. The kitchen is a nice size and the bathroom is nothing glamourous, but has plenty of hot water and elbow room. (If you are a fan of larger towels, bring along your own...)||||Outside the bedroom sliding doors there