First Farm Inn

First Farm Inn

First Farm Inn

Enjoy Friendly Horses, Cats & Dog At First Farm
"From the moment Fluffy came trotting over to meet us, we knew we had entered a most magical world...the lilac-ed breeze curling around the rocking chairs; the rolling trot of Peko and Seven as they tossed their manes on the evening ride; a sumptuous feast of a breakfast among wonderful companions, and a steamy, cozy hot tub, which perhaps may be the finest way to end a day, event-filled or purposefully relaxed, that there is. Thank you so much..."

A magical get-away with fabulous food and fellowship
“Thank you for a wonderful and much needed respite from the rest of the world. Thoroughly enjoyed your company and hospitality. Loved the cat companionship as well and it was great to get a few hours in the saddle. Thanks for trusting me with your Thoroughbred Seven. He was a pleasure to ride. And let’s not forget the food – WOW!”

Treetops Room
First Farm Inn's spacious and attractive rooms have queen-sized beds with private baths. Baths are accessible from inside the room. Rooms are furnished with chairs, lamps, dressers, blinds, oversize cotton bath sheets, quality linens, hairdryers, irons, ironing boards, ceiling fans, extra pillows, wine glasses, bottle openers, assortments of scented soaps, shampoos and extras of any toiletries you many have forgotten. A large video collection is available for guestsuse. The Treetops room has its own VCR, the 1870s room has access to the one in the family room. The spacious upstairs "Treetops" room, perfect for a family or girlfriends getaway, features a queen bed, day bed and trundle, a cathedral ceiling and big two-part bath with oversized shower. Shade from the 200+ year old maples and breezes from the open windows combined with the spring green color and floral linens give the feel of sleeping in the treetops. The antique oak bed and oak washstand were originally owned by Jen's great grandparents whose photos are on the living room wall. We've been told the oversized bath in this room was the site of the first indoor plumbing in the county.

1870s Room
The house is air conditioned, although it is seldom needed with shade from the huge maples and top-of-the-hill breezes. The wood stove in the family room has a crackling fire most chilly evenings. The downstairs "1870s" room has tall windows overlooking the neighbor's pasture, a matching antique oak bedroom set that has been in Jen's family for four generations and quilts made by our great grandmothers.