Stylish Woodstock Guest House..Mountain Views
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3 guests1 bedroom2 beds1 bath
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This 1920's converted barn has the original beams and antique fixtures w/vintage and new furnishings. The french doors on one complete wall amplify the open space with views of the Catskill Mts., pond, fields, and the vast sky. No smoking no pets.
You love them, I love them, but they cannot stay here.
Also, two night minimum stay. Please don’t request to reserve for one night for I have to decline your request. Please respect the environment with me and understand.
The space
My guest house is light and airy, with many windows and French doors that show our four acres of meadows and fields with the birch-lined pond and the Catskill Mountains beyond. There are several sitting areas at the pond (in sun or shade) for gazing at the flowering lily pads and frogs...or sipping a cocktail and talking.
The interior of this 650 sq. ft. converted barn has wooden floors, hand-hewn beams, and vintage furniture. There are smoke detectors throughout and a first aid kit on the ground floor. A fire extinguisher is hanging upstairs in the bedroom.
You enter into the open living room that is furnished with a couch, chair, coffee table, and on the other side, a dining table and 4 chairs. There is a kitchenette with a small frig, microwave, toaster, coffee maker and tea kettle. There is no stove/oven. A water fountain is on the counter for making coffee or tea. Since there is no sink, guests put used dishes in the bin and place outside and I will wash in the main house and return. Coffee, tea, half and half, and fruit is provided. On the shelf are glasses, dishes, and silverware - if you prefer to get take-out from the many wonderful local restaurants and cozy in for the night.
The antique wood stove is a decorative item. There is electric baseboard heat in each room that keeps it cozy in the winter and an air conditioner is in place for the summer months, and fans for in between.
Upstairs, the old barn boards are all painted white. It is open and spacious - with a king bed, day bed, dresser, desk and chaise lounge. The separate bathroom has a Japanese-style soaking tub/shower - where you will also find soap, shampoo, towels, and a hair dryer.
The French doors on the ground floor open onto a private stone patio and have magnetic screens that keep the bugs out. On the north side of the guest house is a wooden deck with 2 chairs open to the field and completely private. Further in the field, between the two huge maple trees swings a double hammock for your use. A badminton net is up and rackets are in the house. A croquet set is there too. I provide blankets for star-gazing in the hammock at night or enjoy the zero gravity chairs in the open field. Wifi, games, books, puzzles, no TV. Breakfast is available 1 mile away in a charming country store, Cub Market, or 2.5 miles in the town of Woodstock.
...and flowering plants and flowers, always flowers!
p.s. I love your dogs, you love your dogs, but they cannot stay here. No pets. Please stop asking.
Friends and family rate - discount of 5% after first stay.
Other things to note
I have to collect a Hotel Occupancy Tax of 2% on your stay. For a two- night stay, it is $8.50 Airbnb does not collect this in my area, so be prepared with a check or cash. Thank you. Bev
You love them, I love them, but they cannot stay here.
Also, two night minimum stay. Please don’t request to reserve for one night for I have to decline your request. Please respect the environment with me and understand.
The space
My guest house is light and airy, with many windows and French doors that show our four acres of meadows and fields with the birch-lined pond and the Catskill Mountains beyond. There are several sitting areas at the pond (in sun or shade) for gazing at the flowering lily pads and frogs...or sipping a cocktail and talking.
The interior of this 650 sq. ft. converted barn has wooden floors, hand-hewn beams, and vintage furniture. There are smoke detectors throughout and a first aid kit on the ground floor. A fire extinguisher is hanging upstairs in the bedroom.
You enter into the open living room that is furnished with a couch, chair, coffee table, and on the other side, a dining table and 4 chairs. There is a kitchenette with a small frig, microwave, toaster, coffee maker and tea kettle. There is no stove/oven. A water fountain is on the counter for making coffee or tea. Since there is no sink, guests put used dishes in the bin and place outside and I will wash in the main house and return. Coffee, tea, half and half, and fruit is provided. On the shelf are glasses, dishes, and silverware - if you prefer to get take-out from the many wonderful local restaurants and cozy in for the night.
The antique wood stove is a decorative item. There is electric baseboard heat in each room that keeps it cozy in the winter and an air conditioner is in place for the summer months, and fans for in between.
Upstairs, the old barn boards are all painted white. It is open and spacious - with a king bed, day bed, dresser, desk and chaise lounge. The separate bathroom has a Japanese-style soaking tub/shower - where you will also find soap, shampoo, towels, and a hair dryer.
The French doors on the ground floor open onto a private stone patio and have magnetic screens that keep the bugs out. On the north side of the guest house is a wooden deck with 2 chairs open to the field and completely private. Further in the field, between the two huge maple trees swings a double hammock for your use. A badminton net is up and rackets are in the house. A croquet set is there too. I provide blankets for star-gazing in the hammock at night or enjoy the zero gravity chairs in the open field. Wifi, games, books, puzzles, no TV. Breakfast is available 1 mile away in a charming country store, Cub Market, or 2.5 miles in the town of Woodstock.
...and flowering plants and flowers, always flowers!
p.s. I love your dogs, you love your dogs, but they cannot stay here. No pets. Please stop asking.
Friends and family rate - discount of 5% after first stay.
Other things to note
I have to collect a Hotel Occupancy Tax of 2% on your stay. For a two- night stay, it is $8.50 Airbnb does not collect this in my area, so be prepared with a check or cash. Thank you. Bev
This 1920's converted barn has the original beams and antique fixtures w/vintage and new furnishings. The french doors on one complete wall amplify the open space with views of the Catskill Mts., pond, fields, and the vast sky. No smoking no pets.
You love them, I love them, but they cannot stay here.
Also, two night minimum stay. Please don’t request to reserve for one night for I have to decline yo… read more
You love them, I love them, but they cannot stay here.
Also, two night minimum stay. Please don’t request to reserve for one night for I have to decline yo… read more
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Bedroom 1
1 king bed, 1 single bed
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Free parking on premises
Iron
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Hair dryer
Dedicated workspace
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Fire extinguisher
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Bard College, BA , English Lit. Passionate about traveling...backpacked through Europe for 6 months in my 20's, then visited other countries for another 28 years on tour with my musician/ husband, Artie, until he passed away in 2008. This is a new chapter with a new partner in the book of my life. I enjoy meeting people and sharing this beautiful piece of land that once belonged to the Marvin family, where actor Lee Marvin grew up. Antiques are also my passion that I buy and sell and I also conduct estate sales for others. Love flowers, cooking, and gardening. Been growing my mom's heirloom tomatoes from seed that she saved long before it was fashionable - when it was simply the way to do things. A life motto? Keep your mind and heart open - life is full of changes - and to quote an enlightened friend, "There is never a reason NOT to be kind".
Bard College, BA , English Lit. Passionate about traveling...backpacked through Europe for 6 months in my 20's, then visited other countries for another 28 years on tour with my mu…
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