Nestled in the foothills of the Wellsville mountains in historic Mendon, Utah, Mendon Orchards is a place to make memories that the whole family will enjoy for years to come. Built in 1908, The Farmhouse sits on two acres of breathtaking property. The heavily wooded yard around the house gives the impression of being very secluded but in reality is just blocks away from the charming town square. Situated behind The Farmhouse is the idyllic orchard with over 250 apple trees. The space The Farmhouse has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, which makes it ideal for a family with kids, couples retreat, or friend getaway. The three bedrooms and one of the bathrooms are located on the second floor, while the living room, kitchen, dining, and second bathroom are located on the ground floor. *The bathrooms are not attached to any of the rooms. **The bedroom with the three twin beds has a bunkbed and a trundle underneath it. Unwind around the fireplace and dinner table by playing with the provided board games. Spend an evening cooking in the intimate, brand new kitchen. Enjoy a relaxing soak in the classic clawfoot bathtub. While The Farmhouse is stunning in its own right, the outdoor amenities are where we really shine! In addition to the orchard, you will also have access to a fire pit, outdoor dining area, grill, and kids play area with a real hobbit house! New as of January 2024, guests will have access to an authentic FINNISH SAUNA! For a $20 fee (covers the extra cleaning and laundry) you will have access to the sauna for the entirety of your stay. NOTE- This property DOES NOT have a TV. Set your expectations accordingly! Guest access *Feel free to walk, picnic, and meditate in the orchard, but please respect the relative fragility of our trees. Please refrain from climbing or hanging on the trees, or picking fruit without permission. Occasionally someone will need to access the orchard (separate entrance) to provide maintenance to the trees. We will try to give you notice if this overlaps with your stay! Other things to note Again, we DO NOT have a TV. It's not a statement we are trying to make; frankly there just isn't a place for one.