Place to stay in Mansfield

You will first notice the waterfall, which used to flow under the house. Then the pond and meadow, where a blue heron might be the first aware of your arrival. You will find your entrance hidden by a garden sculpture, and enter into the lounge with 14 foot ceilings. If you venture past the laundry room you'll find the stone grotto, cold to the touch even in August. Waterfall, pond, art, trails, trees and turtles invite you! The space The industrial revolution meets scenic rural New England and mid-century fine arts: the home marks the site of the first silk mill in the USA. The mill-home and gardens embed the passion of sculptor Raymond Hitchcock. Guest access You can cold water plunge in a pool downstream of the waterfall, swim, canoe, have a BBQ, camp in the meadow, or hike the trails. Access to shared laundry facility in basement. Looking forward to hosting you! Warmly, Jess During your stay Interaction with guests: We anticipate that interaction would mostly be minimal. We are happy of course to communicate to answer any questions. Other things to note Please note: 19 step internal spiral staircase is used to access en-suite studio.