Privata semesterbostäder i Harpersfield

“This is a beautiful property; truly, the listing doesn’t do it justice! We couldn’t believe how many gems we discovered both on property and nearby throughout our stay! There were cute, helpful signs throughout the property to make every aspect of the stay enjoyable and carefree, and not a single detail was overlooked! Anthony was incredible host who made sure we had all we needed ahead of, during, and after our stay. We’re already planning our next getaway at this property!”

“Our stay at the farmhouse was excellent. Our family enjoyed the dinners around the large dining room table and the s’mores at the fire pit one evening. Using the grill was easy; everything needed was there for cooking and cleaning. Grabbed a 1860 book at a nearby Hobart bookstore, enjoyed lunch from the Bakers Grimm in Delhi and dinner another night at a brewery in Cooperstown following an hour drive to the baseball hall of fame. The layout of the farmhouse was nice with the three bedrooms. My...

“Very clean. Easy to find. Beautiful view, the deck was perfect for morning coffee. Soft cozy bedding and beautiful updated bathrooms. Wished we could have stayed longer.”

“5/5 stars! The home was darling! Anika and Ahsan were incredibly responsive. The house was well stocked, clean, and filled with attentive amenities for guests to use and enjoy. There was a snowstorm while we were there and someone came early to plow and shovel our pathway. We received a detailed guide for local activities and establishments. Would love to visit again! ”

“The house was very clean and comfortable. It was less than 10 minutes away from Main St, where all the activities were. It is in a main road so cars are always speeding past at all times of the day and night. It is pet friendly however there isn’t a closed in fence so you’ll have to watch your dog and put them on a leash. If you go up the hill in the back of the house, there’s a huge pasture surrounded by the woods, my dog was able to run around up there, I just had to stand where she couldn’t...