Petite maison dans les grands bois
Maison à Danielson, CT
4 voyageurs · 3 chambres · 1 baignoire
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Comprend les essentielsSki-in / ski-out, Jardin, Cuisine ou coin cuisine et plus
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Little House in the Big Woods- Tennis Court
The Little House at Jericho est une ancienne ferme américaine située du côté d’Abington à Pomfret, dans le Connecticut, dans un endroit isolé sur un terrain de 145 acres de terrain préservé, à côté de la La forêt commémorative Chase Kimball de l'Angleterre Forestry Foundation. Le site est idéal pour observer les oiseaux depuis le pont surplombant l’étang ou au sanctuaire préservé des Prairies de la Audubon Society situé à proximité, pour de longues promenades dans les bois, le ski de fond, la pêche ou tout simplement pour s’évader. tout. L'utilisation du court de tennis est autorisée, mais la chasse est strictement interdite, de même que l'utilisation de tout véhicule hors route. Il est idéal pour la retraite d'un artiste ou d'un écrivain.
La petite maison a été préservée avec amour par huit générations de la même famille qui vivent à Jéricho depuis 1814. Cette maison ancienne dispose d'un grand rez-de-chaussée et de deux petites chambres à l'étage, d'un spacieux salon / salle à manger avec une immense cheminée en granit et peut accueillir confortablement jusqu'à quatre personnes. Meublé avec des antiquités d'époque, les clients se sentent transportés dans le 18ème siècle, jusqu'à ce qu'ils glissent derrière une porte pour trouver une cuisine moderne avec vue sur un verger et un étang depuis une grande terrasse et une salle de bains récemment rénovée. Il ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite ou aux personnes extrêmement grandes, car il s'agit d'une maison datant d'avant 1800, dotée d'un mobilier d'époque et n'étant pas accessible aux fauteuils roulants.
Jericho est situé à proximité des écoles Pomfret et Rectory, ainsi que des nombreuses routes panoramiques, des restaurants de destination, des magasins d'antiquités et des boutiques du comté de Windham. Cette petite maison historique est nichée dans la forêt, loin du stress de la vie quotidienne, mais à quelques minutes de route de Old Sturbridge Village et de Mystic Seaport. Il est également à moins d'une heure de route de Hartford, Providence et Worcester et à seulement 20 minutes de route de l'Université du Connecticut à Storrs. Boston est à 90 miles au nord-est et à 150 km au sud-ouest de New York.
Mots-clés: chalet, petite maison, ferme historique, maison antique, escapade isolée, sanctuaire d'artiste ou écrivain
La petite maison a été préservée avec amour par huit générations de la même famille qui vivent à Jéricho depuis 1814. Cette maison ancienne dispose d'un grand rez-de-chaussée et de deux petites chambres à l'étage, d'un spacieux salon / salle à manger avec une immense cheminée en granit et peut accueillir confortablement jusqu'à quatre personnes. Meublé avec des antiquités d'époque, les clients se sentent transportés dans le 18ème siècle, jusqu'à ce qu'ils glissent derrière une porte pour trouver une cuisine moderne avec vue sur un verger et un étang depuis une grande terrasse et une salle de bains récemment rénovée. Il ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite ou aux personnes extrêmement grandes, car il s'agit d'une maison datant d'avant 1800, dotée d'un mobilier d'époque et n'étant pas accessible aux fauteuils roulants.
Jericho est situé à proximité des écoles Pomfret et Rectory, ainsi que des nombreuses routes panoramiques, des restaurants de destination, des magasins d'antiquités et des boutiques du comté de Windham. Cette petite maison historique est nichée dans la forêt, loin du stress de la vie quotidienne, mais à quelques minutes de route de Old Sturbridge Village et de Mystic Seaport. Il est également à moins d'une heure de route de Hartford, Providence et Worcester et à seulement 20 minutes de route de l'Université du Connecticut à Storrs. Boston est à 90 miles au nord-est et à 150 km au sud-ouest de New York.
Mots-clés: chalet, petite maison, ferme historique, maison antique, escapade isolée, sanctuaire d'artiste ou écrivain
Équipements
Climatisation
Cuisine ou coin cuisine
Internet/Wi-Fi
Cheminée
Parking
Blanchisserie
Balcon ou terrasse
Bain à remous ou spa
TV
Ski-in / ski-out
Jardin
Adapté aux familles
Carte de Danielson, CT
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Avis et évaluations
10.0 / 10.0
We had a nice time visiting the Little House. The home was clean and full of beautiful historic items plus it had plenty of the basics like toilet paper, kitchen items, etc which was very continent. The trails in the backyard were our favorite. They were wide and well maintained. Our daughter quickly found several favorite reading spots and enjoyed exploring each day that we were there. Thank you Eliza for your hospitality!
2.0 / 10.0
The owner was on property, we were to read a book to find the key. She asked us repeatedly to move are cars we had two! She has a huge circle driveway. I left Wednesday as I had obligations, she informed me she was to. “I hope it’s clean” i found her to be condescending. As my stepson has a disability where he cannot speak and choose pretty rude about it. About his ability to be toilet trained like he was a dog. The Wednesday I left, she called my husband and asked him to move his car up. Wouldn’t it be logical she said.! She had Backhoe digging one night from 5 o’clock on till about eight thankfully it rained the next few days. She had nanny Kim’s everywhere inside and out. We had a deck she put a little pop-up. We are two or three chairs in a little table could fit under.. the 24” inch tv was in a tall cabinet on the opposite end of the room! She didn’t want us to move the furniture so we were expected to sit and watch the TV sideways. If I had my grandchildren there, it would’ve been horrible. Bamboo chairs,everything was so breakable old! I love antiques, but I do not have guest sit on them. both myself and my husband found her to be rude. She would go out and mow knowing we were there. We couldn’t use the front door. We only had one access. This was a total horrible place to stay at..
8.0 / 10.0
Birdsong, surrounded by natural beauty, a nearby pond's frogs singing us to sleep, the low-ceiling, raftered, wide-board-floor experience of living in an 18th century house, The Little House offered two city dwellers a quiet, unique way to spend our vacation!
10.0 / 10.0
Sweet little cottage. A perfect place to stay when you have activities and family to see in the area.
10.0 / 10.0
Just as advertised. Quiet location, very cool historical feel, and plenty of privacy. Little House in the Woods is great.
10.0 / 10.0
This was our second stay at the little house. We love how quiet it is, and how easy it is to get to Putnam, Brooklyn, Thompson etc. Any driving we need to do is scenic and beautiful! The property itself is very peaceful especially at night.
10.0 / 10.0
Cool place
10.0 / 10.0
Beautiful quiet property. Great for quiet time with family.
10.0 / 10.0
A time piece. Very interesting!
10.0 / 10.0
This is a lovely historic house in a beautiful location. The house is charming and comfortable and is surrounded by relaxing peaceful countryside. We would be very happy to stay again. Our only regret is that we didn’t have more time to explore the trails through the woods.
10.0 / 10.0
Beautiful. private and quiet. Lot of of birds to watch, frogs to listen to. Pleasure reading on the deck. Very beautiful modern bathroom is a historic house. Upstairs may not suit if you are tall but downstairs bedroom lovely. Could use a few more cushions for chairs in living area. Lovely owner.
10.0 / 10.0
The four of us has a lovely stay. The setting is wonderful. Ski and snowshoe right off the back. All the amenities one needs, while maintaining a rustic feel. Agree with other reviews that folks over 6' need to watch their heads, as the ceilings in some parts of the house are low. We would stay there again for sure!
5.0 / 10.0
So enjoyed our stay at the “Little House.” The home was just charming, especially if you like antiques and historic building. We loved exploring the trails out back even though it was a chilly January weekend. Loved meeting the hens and “Hammer” the beagle, too. Eliza was a wonderful host!
5.0 / 10.0
We had a lovely stay at this house. Eliza made check-in very easy and was nearby in case we needed anything, but also let us do our own thing. The house itself was comfortable and had everything we needed. The kitchen is a little small to do any extensive cooking and it took some coordination for us both to work in there at the same time, but it worked and has all the basics. The bathroom is nicely renovated - someone put real thought into how to provide modern amenities while fitting in with the antiques in the rest of the house.
To echo what others have said, the age of the house gives it wonderful charm and a unique stay, but also may not make it the best choice for everyone. We found it very comfortable and had no problems, but tall people might have some challenges due to both the ceiling height and the scale of the furniture (a bit smaller than today's scale). For short people like myself, it was kind of nice!
There are trails right from the house itself, although we only explored them a little bit. We choose to hike in several nearby parks instead, which are all nice, too. Although we were really in the woods, it wasn't that far to find some good food (Anya is upscale and is serving on the patio and inside now; at Heirloom Food Company, they bring the food to your car, but let you eat at tables outside; Airline Grill is closer and has tasty burgers (real & Impossible)).
We also really appreciated Eliza's communication and flexibility when much of the state lost power just before we were originally scheduled to visit. Although we did need to reschedule, her proactive & clear communication made that process smooth.
Finally, I was a little concerned when I first heard the guinea fowl -- they can be loud when they aren't happy. However, we only heard them when we were going to and from the house and occasionally in the middle of the day, not early in the morning as I feared. So, in the end, they were amusing and not a problem.
We recommend this place & hope you enjoy your visit!
5.0 / 10.0
Perhaps the longest-lasting memory will be sitting on the large deck immersed in nature, relaxing to the sounds and smells of this wonderful enclave.
The house is well-appointed, from the beautiful19th-century period furniture down to the little details like shower soap, extra bedding, or dish towels.
If you are 6''3 or taller, as I am, one of the upstairs bedrooms will be a better fit than the "Master" bedroom downstairs.
Eliza is an extremely gracious host. She was very responsive and made sure we had everything we needed. She even provided a dozen fresh eggs from the chickens roaming the property along with six guinea fowl - adorable creatures, albeit not the smartest ones around.
5.0 / 10.0
Amazing property and magnificent home. It was very interesting with all the history and so much work into keeping it original. We also enjoyed grilling out on the back patio with an awesome view of the pond and woods. I can’t wait to bring my grandma back and let her see the rich history in the home.
5.0 / 10.0
We had a wonderful long weekend here in the big woods. The birding is fantastic in spring. We logged many migrating warblers and there is a surprising diversity of birds, due to the many ponds and waterways visible from the Airline bike trail. The house was comfortable and cozy at night and immersed in the feeling of the outdoors during the day, especially enjoyed the trail around the pond and the sunny deck in the morning! We are definitely coming back!
5.0 / 10.0
Our family spent treasured time together living in complete serenity at the Little House! We felt like we were staying in a museum with all the period-piece furnishings and special touches, instead of a vacation rental. Eliza definitely shared a special place with us and showed us how important we were to her as well. She made sure every detail and needs of ours was taken care of.
FAQ
Combien coûte ce maison par rapport aux autres à Danielson ?
Le prix moyen d’une location à Danielson est de 113 € par nuit. Cette location est 128 € au-dessus de la moyenne.
Le stationnement est-il inclus dans ce maison ?
Oui, le parking est répertorié comme un équipement pour Petite maison dans les grands bois. Pour plus d’informations, nous vous recommandons de contacter l’établissement pour savoir où vous garer.
Y a-t-il une piscine dans ce maison ?
Nous n’avons pas trouvé de piscine répertoriée comme équipement pour ce maison. Voulez-vous vraiment une piscine ?
La location Petite maison dans les grands bois accepte-t-elle les animaux ?
Malheureusement, ce maison n'est pas adapté aux animaux de compagnie. Essayez de refaire une recherche et filtrez pour "Animaux autorisés".
Quels équipements offre Petite maison dans les grands bois?
Nous avons trouvé 12 équipements pour cette location. Cela inclut climatisation, cuisine ou coin cuisine, internet/wi-fi, cheminée et parking.