Escape to Nature: A Private Farmhouse Getaway

Hidden Valley Farm a secluded sanctuary spanning 400 acres of pristine meadows, dense woodlands, and peaceful ponds. This private retreat seamlessly blends nature’s tranquility with rustic charm, offering the perfect escape for both adventure seekers and those craving relaxation. Whether you're exploring scenic trails, unwinding in the serenity of the forest, simply embracing the beauty of the countryside, where comfort and the great outdoors come together in perfect harmony. The space Hidden Valley Farm Tucked away in a secluded valley, Hidden Valley Farm is a picturesque 400-acre retreat featuring vast meadows, serene woodlands, and trout-stocked ponds. Surrounded by Vermont’s famed maple trees and rolling mountains, it offers breathtaking views, fresh air, and endless outdoor activities. A Rich History: Once a lively town dance hall, the farmhouse carries a storied past—rumored to have been home to prohibition-era moonshiners. Rebuilt in the 1930s by the Corey family, the farm thrived as a dairy operation, producing milk, maple syrup, and lumber while raising 11 children. Today, its rustic charm and deep-rooted heritage make it a truly special place. Stay in Comfort & Tradition: The Farmhouse, carefully restored while maintaining its original character, provides inviting spaces for gatherings. It features cozy bedrooms, a fireplace-lit living room, and a sunroom with a wood stove, accommodating up to 14 guests. For a more intimate escape, the Log Cabin—one of Vermont’s few remaining traditional log homes—offers a hillside retreat with stunning views. With a stone fireplace, an open kitchen, and a porch overlooking grazing fields, it’s the perfect hideaway for up to six guests. Embrace the Outdoors - Wander through wildflower meadows and private hiking trails. - Swim, canoe, or paddleboat on the pond. - Watch for wildlife—deer, foxes, wild turkeys, and owls. - Gather around a bonfire beneath the moonlit sky. - Breathe in Vermont’s famous fresh air for a true sense of renewal. - In winter, enjoy sledding right on the farm. Local Attractions A short drive leads to Lake St. Catherine State Park, perfect for picnicking, fishing, and boating. Nearby, visitors can enjoy golfing, skiing at Vermont’s top resorts, exploring local farmer’s markets, or indulging in fine dining and boutique shopping in historic Manchester and Rutland. At Hidden Valley Farm, the goal is simple: to leave guests refreshed, rejuvenated, and immersed in the beauty of Vermont. Whether you seek adventure or solitude, this is the perfect escape. Guest access The entire farmhouse is yours to enjoy, along with full access to Hidden Valley Farm’s sprawling 400 acres. Wander through meadows, explore wooded trails, and take in the beauty of nature. Keep an eye out for deer, wild turkeys, and rabbits, while the occasional fox makes an appearance. As night falls, listen for the haunting calls of owls in the quiet stillness. Guests are welcome to use our paddleboat (2-4 person), canoe, and two kayaks on the farm’s ponds. For safety and preservation, we ask that all watercraft be pulled out and turned upside down before leaving Other things to note Because of the danger of fire in the Vermont woodlands, Hidden Valley Farm is a No Smoking property. We require the principal renter to be 25 years of age or older, and able to be financially liable for the farmhouse, its contents and its property. Pets are not allowed in the farmhouse. Guns of any kind may not be fired on Hidden Valley Farm. One outdoor security camera is aimed at the front yard and another overlooks the multi-acre back yard.