Three suites and two bedrooms are available in the main house. For families, or guests seeking more privacy, a detached cottage with three bedrooms is also available. Large groups may be accommodated, with up to 13 guests in the main house, and 8 in the cottage.
Most rooms feature a fireplace, and old clawfoot tubs can still be found in many of the baths. While the furnishings are antiques, to us, they are the family’s furniture. The art and decorations are gifts from artists who have stayed with us, or souvenirs from far-flung travels.
Most rooms feature a fireplace, and old clawfoot tubs can still be found in many of the baths. While the furnishings are antiques, to us, they are the family’s furniture. The art and decorations are gifts from artists who have stayed with us, or souvenirs from far-flung travels.
Amenities: Wifi is available throughout the main house, and also in the cottage. Small refrigerators are provided in suites.
Rooms are equipped with either ceiling fans or portable fans, but temperatures in the house typically remain cool, even in the summer. Rooms have heat, and portable space-heaters can be provided for rooms not equipped with a fire-place.
Rooms are equipped with either ceiling fans or portable fans, but temperatures in the house typically remain cool, even in the summer. Rooms have heat, and portable space-heaters can be provided for rooms not equipped with a fire-place.
The Garden Suite
RATES BEGIN AT $145 PER NIGHT, VARY BY SEASON
Our most popular suite, perfect perfect for a couples getaway.
Our most popular suite, perfect perfect for a couples getaway.
First Floor. Private parlor, ensuite bath, and bedroom with queen bed. Private entrance from porch.
Walking in from the front hall, you will find a cozy parlor with comfortable couch and armchair, and a cheerful gas fireplace. The shelves are filled with books about nature, and art on the walls feature beautiful landscapes. A door opens to the side porch which overlooks the flower garden – the rocking chairs are a great place to spend the evening sharing a bottle of wine and great conversation. The bedroom has a queen bed with ultra-soft Comphy sheets, a small sitting area, and its own door to the porch. Decor features flowers and nature, and a painting of the house hangs over the mantlepiece. The large bathroom has a spacious closet and features both a walk-in shower and a clawfoot tub.
Walking in from the front hall, you will find a cozy parlor with comfortable couch and armchair, and a cheerful gas fireplace. The shelves are filled with books about nature, and art on the walls feature beautiful landscapes. A door opens to the side porch which overlooks the flower garden – the rocking chairs are a great place to spend the evening sharing a bottle of wine and great conversation. The bedroom has a queen bed with ultra-soft Comphy sheets, a small sitting area, and its own door to the porch. Decor features flowers and nature, and a painting of the house hangs over the mantlepiece. The large bathroom has a spacious closet and features both a walk-in shower and a clawfoot tub.
The Tavern Suite
RATES BEGIN AT $145 PER NIGHT, VARY BY SEASON
A favorite of returning guests.
A favorite of returning guests.
First Floor. Private parlor, ensuite bath, and bedroom with queen bed. Private entrance from porch.
The parlor is part of the old log structure of Bell’s Tavern, which, along with the adjoining dining room, forms the historic core of the Anderson Cottage. Decorated in rich colors, the parlor has a piano, large couch, comfortable armchairs, and a small desk. The room also features a working fireplace. The front porch overlooks flowerbeds and the road to the village, south facing windows overlook the lush lawn. Tucked away in the back of the house, the bedroom has a queen bed with ultra-soft Comphy sheets, a large mahogany wardrobe, a dresser with mirror, and chairs. The bath has a standard tub with shower.
The parlor is part of the old log structure of Bell’s Tavern, which, along with the adjoining dining room, forms the historic core of the Anderson Cottage. Decorated in rich colors, the parlor has a piano, large couch, comfortable armchairs, and a small desk. The room also features a working fireplace. The front porch overlooks flowerbeds and the road to the village, south facing windows overlook the lush lawn. Tucked away in the back of the house, the bedroom has a queen bed with ultra-soft Comphy sheets, a large mahogany wardrobe, a dresser with mirror, and chairs. The bath has a standard tub with shower.
The Anderson Suite
RATES BEGIN AT $135 PER NIGHT, VARY BY SEASON
The perfect suite for a small family.
The perfect suite for a small family.
Upstairs. Private parlor, ensuite bath, bedroom with queen and full bed.
Enter through the front hall, the door to the parlor is at the top of the stairs on the left. With white wicker sofas and chairs, the room is bright and cheerful. The private bath is connected to the parlor and features an old-style clawfoot tub with a hand-shower. The adjoining bedroom has both a queen bed and a full bed. Views out the windows look north to the garden and east to the large yard and the stream. The room is named after Samuel Wilberforce Anderson who founded the Anderson Cottage as a summer inn during the 1870s, with his second wife, Margaret Foxhall Daingerfield. His daughter, Somers Anderson operated the inn from 1911 until 1952.
Enter through the front hall, the door to the parlor is at the top of the stairs on the left. With white wicker sofas and chairs, the room is bright and cheerful. The private bath is connected to the parlor and features an old-style clawfoot tub with a hand-shower. The adjoining bedroom has both a queen bed and a full bed. Views out the windows look north to the garden and east to the large yard and the stream. The room is named after Samuel Wilberforce Anderson who founded the Anderson Cottage as a summer inn during the 1870s, with his second wife, Margaret Foxhall Daingerfield. His daughter, Somers Anderson operated the inn from 1911 until 1952.
The Kitchen Cottage
RATES BEGIN AT $175 PER NIGHT, VARY BY SEASON.
THE KITCHEN COTTAGE IS OPEN FOR RENTAL THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Perfect for a family or a group of friends.
THE KITCHEN COTTAGE IS OPEN FOR RENTAL THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Perfect for a family or a group of friends.
Two-story private cottage. Two Queen Beds, two Twin Beds and a sofa-bed. Two baths.
The upper level houses the main living area and the master suite. A large a living room with windows on three sides has views of the garden and lawns, the exposed brick on the remaining wall gives the space a rustic warmth. From the living room, a small balcony overlooks the stream – open the sliding door and let in the relaxing sound of flowing water. The combined kitchen and dining space features beautiful vaulted ceilings and original exposed beams, the fireplace is outfitted with a gas stove for heat. The master bedroom has a queen bed, en-suite bath features a combined tub and shower.
Downstairs are two bedrooms, and a shared hall bath with a shower. The Streamside Bedroom features large windows looking out to back of the property where the warm spring runs. The Playroom has two twin beds and ample space to spread out.
Washer and dryer are available for guest use. Breakfast supplies and maid service are provided. The Kitchen Cottage offers plenty of space for a family or a group of friends. The living room space is also appropriate for a small retreat with room for yoga, meetings, or a workspace.
Brick construction suggests the kitchen was not built until the 1820s or later. A wide passageway once connected this building to the main house, providing space for food preparation, washing dishes, cleaning and refilling kerosene lamps, and other chores. The kitchen served guests who stayed not only in the main house but also in the Mow and the Big Cottage, two structures located to the south, which no longer exist. In the 1990s, this cottage was remodeled to be a separate dwelling, with a modern kitchen, as well as an extension for the new living room and downstairs bedroom.
The upper level houses the main living area and the master suite. A large a living room with windows on three sides has views of the garden and lawns, the exposed brick on the remaining wall gives the space a rustic warmth. From the living room, a small balcony overlooks the stream – open the sliding door and let in the relaxing sound of flowing water. The combined kitchen and dining space features beautiful vaulted ceilings and original exposed beams, the fireplace is outfitted with a gas stove for heat. The master bedroom has a queen bed, en-suite bath features a combined tub and shower.
Downstairs are two bedrooms, and a shared hall bath with a shower. The Streamside Bedroom features large windows looking out to back of the property where the warm spring runs. The Playroom has two twin beds and ample space to spread out.
Washer and dryer are available for guest use. Breakfast supplies and maid service are provided. The Kitchen Cottage offers plenty of space for a family or a group of friends. The living room space is also appropriate for a small retreat with room for yoga, meetings, or a workspace.
Brick construction suggests the kitchen was not built until the 1820s or later. A wide passageway once connected this building to the main house, providing space for food preparation, washing dishes, cleaning and refilling kerosene lamps, and other chores. The kitchen served guests who stayed not only in the main house but also in the Mow and the Big Cottage, two structures located to the south, which no longer exist. In the 1990s, this cottage was remodeled to be a separate dwelling, with a modern kitchen, as well as an extension for the new living room and downstairs bedroom.
The Daingerfield Bedroom
RATES BEGIN AT $125 PER NIGHT, VARY BY SEASON
Upstairs. Full-size bed and twin bed. Hall bath has a walk-in shower and is shared with one other bedroom.
Also called “the big end room” there is plenty of space to relax, or to spread out and work on a project. This room has a queen bed and a twin bed, along with two comfortable chairs and a large table with straight chair. A closet and dresser with large mirror are also provided. A cut-out panel on the wall shows the old log construction, also visible in the adjoining hall. A screen door which once opened on to the second story porch lets in cool summer breezes. This room is named after Margaret Foxhall Daingerfield who co-founded the Anderson Cottage in the 1870s with her husband, Samuel Wilberforce Anderson.
Also called “the big end room” there is plenty of space to relax, or to spread out and work on a project. This room has a queen bed and a twin bed, along with two comfortable chairs and a large table with straight chair. A closet and dresser with large mirror are also provided. A cut-out panel on the wall shows the old log construction, also visible in the adjoining hall. A screen door which once opened on to the second story porch lets in cool summer breezes. This room is named after Margaret Foxhall Daingerfield who co-founded the Anderson Cottage in the 1870s with her husband, Samuel Wilberforce Anderson.
The Mary Street Bedroom
RATES BEGIN AT $125 PER NIGHT, VARY BY SEASON
Upstairs. Queen bed. Hall bath has a walk-in shower and is shared with one other bedroom.
Along with the queen bed, this room contains a dresser and closet, a desk and comfortable reading chairs. A pleasant place to read or write, with windows looking to the south and east towards Warm Springs Run. Mary Street was an author who stayed at the Anderson Cottage when it was a summer inn. Her books include “The Confession of Fitzwilliam Darcy” which retells the story of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice from Lord Darcy’s perspective. Her writing desk, and novel are found in the room.
Along with the queen bed, this room contains a dresser and closet, a desk and comfortable reading chairs. A pleasant place to read or write, with windows looking to the south and east towards Warm Springs Run. Mary Street was an author who stayed at the Anderson Cottage when it was a summer inn. Her books include “The Confession of Fitzwilliam Darcy” which retells the story of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice from Lord Darcy’s perspective. Her writing desk, and novel are found in the room.
