Be our guest in our Historic FarmHouse built in 1750's. This is more than an Air B&B. We are a community event space/farm, & believe in getting back to nature.The peaceful sounds of the birds, wind, crickets, frogs & Creek will relax all of your senses. We invite you to enjoy the 400 acres Hike to our waterfall, splash in the creek, pet the horses, smell the wild flowers and unwind. Breathe in the fresh air, and drink the best, cool spring water that comes out of every faucet in the farmhouse! The space The "Cherry Room" is called the Cherry Room, maybe because it has all Cherry Wood furniture, or maybe because it has a beautiful producing wild cherry tree outside the window! This room has a shared bathroom with possibly 2 other guests. The farmhouse kitchen, living room, decks, gardens and Creek are shared with other guests and are for your use and pleasure. Come relax and unwind in this country setting with views of the mountains and clear spring water coming out of every faucet in this Historic Farmhouse built in the 1750's, The one room Schoolhouse has great acoustics, please bring your instruments and enjoy. Guest access Guests have access to the Historic Farmhouse kitchen, living rooms, decks, schoolhouse, gardens and Creek. The farmhouse is shared with other guests. Here at the Schoolhouse, we host a variety of events, from poetry readings, small theatrical performances, music, and workshops. Guests are invited to join our Sunday Coffee Social, starting at 10am, every Sunday, rain or shine and are Welcome to peruse and purchase gifts from our Goddess Collective Showroom of local woman artist! You will also have access to the one room schoolhouse with great acoustics, please bring your instruments! During your stay Sunny and Phillip are a text away and live 1/2 mile down the road. We will exchange cell phone numbers upon arrival. Aaron lives on the property and will help with any questions, comments or concerns you may have. You will see the hosts and residents sporadically thru out your stay. Upon request, Phillip will give a tour of the Stone Art House that his Uncle Bert and Aunt Eva Mullins built. The Stone House was built in the 1920's and was Berts art studio. Bert Mullins was a famous Artist who did Murals Nationally and the house was host to many artist, musicians and gatherings thru out the years. Other things to note Please note that this is a working farm with farm animals. All are friendly and feel free to give love and hugs to any that greet you. Liam, our spectacular rooster will want to show you who's boss, please just ignore him and he will go about tending to his hens. Please fell free to pick a fruit or berry on your walks!