Looking for a new adventure? Come stay on our working farm. Learn about dairy sheep, raising chickens and gardening, or just relax and listen to the water rushing on the creek trail. The apartment is located in the front of the property. This property overlooks a small pasture and surrounded by woods with several small creeks and trails. More pasture is in the rear of property. Large porch off the apartment for sitting and bird watching. The space This space is perfect for a small family or couple. *** If wanting to travel with a larger group, consider also renting the RV space listed. It will sleep another 6! Enter the space and find the washer/dryer in the closet to the left. Just a few steps to the bedroom and bathroom on the right. Full sized dresser for clothes storage and closet. The bathroom has a bathtub/shower combo with a single sink and vanity. There is a small twin bed and sleeper sofa in the living room, which is attached to the fully stocked kitchen. Large sliding barndoors for natural light. Interested in farm fresh goods while staying with us. Check out our website by searching for us Ewe on the Farm on Google, where you can place an order, 48 hours before your arrival, for organic sourdough bagels, cinnamon rolls, bread, fresh picked produce and more to enjoy during your stay or to take home when you leave. Guest access The apartment is fully accessible. Parking is just below. Lower level garge is for private use. Trash can is located in front of the garage where you parked for easy use. Space will be unlocked, but there is a key located inside the door hanging from the coat rack. Other things to note This is a working farm. Please note, we do raise honeybees, and there is a garden and fruit orchard off the front porch. Bees are located in the woods far from things, but bees can travel up to 2 miles in any direction. Other animals on the property include chickens, sheep, 5 cats, and a family-friendly Goldendoodle named Brewster. Livestock guardian dogs are Sky and Scout. They are friendly, but have an important job to do, so they bark to alert us of any danger or to send a warning to possible predators. All guests under the age of 18 are to be supervised by an adult, never left alone at the property or to roam freely without parental supervision. This is a working farm. We use electrical fences to keep animals safe but they can be dangerous if not respected.