Address: 50 Perrin Rd.
I-395 Ex. 97, I-84 Ex. 73
Phone: (860) 974-9836, (877
Come visit us in Woodstock, Connecticut
Gothic Revival summer home (c.1846) by merchant and publisher Henry Bowen; Fourth of July host to presidents Grant, Hayes, Harrison and McKinley. Barn contains perhaps the oldest surviving indoor bowling alley in the country. 1850
Woodstock, CT Historic HomesOriginal home of Roxanna Wentworth Bowen, heiress of Pullman Train fortune, located on 90 acres surrounded by rolling pastors, English gardens, stone walls. Six rooms (one suite), TV;
Woodstock, CT LodgingCharming carriage house with a front porch, cozy kitchen, living room with fireplace. Grounds edged with stone walls, fruit trees and flower gardens. One bedroom, private bath, a/
Woodstock, CT Lodging1795 Colonial farmhouse with nine fireplaces on five pastoral countryside acres and hidden gardens, listed on the National Re...
19th Century center hall Colonial located on 10 acres with bordering a state park with hiking trails. Four-season porch, livi...
Located in quiet neighborhood, nestled on 16 acres. Two rooms, TV, O pool....
Historic 1840 stagecoach stop on 23 acres, hiking trails. Three rooms (two with fireplace, one with whirlpool, one suite), pr...
18th-century Colonial located on 47 wooded acres, fireplaces, cooking hearths with Colonial meal (by reservation), gardens, p...