Grace Note Farm

I had the pleasure of boarding my boy at Grace Note Farm with Virginia. My Cochise had a beautiful barn and a huge turn out. His care with Virginia was exceptional. Incredibly clean, welcoming and safe environment stable to board your horse. The trails were incredible and went on for miles and miles. Such a beautiful, welcoming farm. Unfortunately, I had to leave but to no fault of Virginia or her facility. I highly recommend this boarding barn to anyone looking for that perfect place.

I just returned from a two-night farmstay at GNF and my horse gals and I are already thinking about our next visit! Three of us brought our horses and were immediately pleased with the stall and turnout. The stalls are massive and the turnout area was plenty for our three ponies, though a second area was available if we needed to separate them. Virginia was super accommodating and greeted us when we pulled in. The whole barn area was safe and secure, and everything we needed to care for our horses was there (BYO hay and grain and pick your own stall of course). Inside the house, there was a treat around every corner. Virginia has furnished this historic home beautifully. We stayed in the suite, which included three rooms, each with a bed (and a bonus child-size bed in one of the rooms), an

Grace Note Farm was everything the site described: rustic, comfortable, relaxing and homelike. Virginia’s breakfasts are not to be missed and are truly wonderful. If you wish to enjoy lunch and dinner she can also provide and we highly recommend! The house is cozy and the deck overlooking the pond and stables is serene. Our dog loved her dog Abigail and other guests also has their dog as well. The walking trails are quiet and long and we loved our long weekend stay. Highly recommend for quiet, nap filled, trail walking weekend.

We made a reservation at Grace Note Farm two years ago, but we're unable to stay due to extreme heat and then COVID pandemic last year. Virginia was nice enough to let us stay this year since we were in the area. We checked in at 7:00 p.m. and Virginia came out to greet us along with her dog Abigail. We stayed in the suite room which was quaint. The farm goes back to 1730 and has period furnishings, horses and chickens. We woke up early to watch Virginia feed the animals and she told us about the origins of the farm as the Benjamin Smith homestead. Virginia prepared a delicious breakfast with homemade cranberry bread and omelets made from the farm eggs. We learned about Virginia's musical background and the special artists she hand picks for her music series. We had a nice visit, p

I booked this place for my parents’ visit from Germany. I was looking for something quite and memorable and found more than I could have asked for. Grace Note Farm is a stunningly beautiful oasis of peaceful quiet and historic charm. The 287-year-old property does not only resemble an authentic image of its history, it also offers a warm and welcoming place to travelers from all over the world. My parents were absolutely enchanted by the charm of this well-kept and loved property. Virginia’s elegant taste in decór ad interior design makes her house a feast for the eyes. When she gave us a tour of the house it became even more apparent how much time, dedication, and love she invests to decorate and design everything authentically to create an atmosphere which lets you travel back in time wh