Built circa 1824 and listed on the National Historic Register, the white clapboard, two-story, ten-gabled house boasts traditional Vermont farmhouse lines and charm. Today, the graceful structure and attached barn, restored to their full elegance, is reminiscent of its early farming roots.

The barn, built circa 1870, is an original New England style post and beam. The renovated interior provides over 1500 square feet of open space for wedding and civil union receptions, dinners, dances and events.

The Inn sits on fifteen pastoral Vermont acres. It is adjacent to the north-flowing Mad River. There’s a wide-open field for some awesome sledding, and direct access to the Mad River Trail, which provides miles of free cross-country skiing and walking.

Spring, summer, and fall provide us with treed lawn areas, a terraced formal garden area abundant with perennials and annuals, and an excellent swimming hole with canoe and kayak portage. Come sit in our custom Adirondack furniture on the front lawn, basking in the sunshine, enjoying life at a much slower, relaxed pace.