Butternut Farm

Description

Circa 1720. This Colonial house sits on two acres of landscaped grounds amid trees and herb gardens. Prize-winning goats, pigeons, chickens, ducks, geese and pheasants are housed in the old barn on the property. Eighteenth-century Connecticut antiques are placed throughout the inn, enhancing the natural beauty of the pumpkin-pine floors and eight brick fireplaces.

This property has been featured in New York Times, House Beautiful, Yankee, Antiques.

Location: Suburban.

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