Stay in an authentic 1823 post-and-beam framed Federal style rural farmhouse.

Relax and reflect in an 1823 farmhouse with an 1880s kitchen addition. Located on a quiet paved road in the township of Kiantone, New York, in Chautauqua County, the states' westernmost county, this is a place where history and nature can be studied and enjoyed. Rooms are restored to their best original look and furnished with antique reproductions suitable to the houses' time. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances for those who like to cook and bake on their own. Cups, mugs, plates, silverware, etc., are provided. Rooms are heated by clean natural gas heaters, augmented by a Vermont Castings Resolute Acclaim fireviewing woodstove which guests may use if desired. A quantity of seasoned firewood is kept in the attached woodshed for this use. A modest library of interesting and classical books is on hand for your quiet enjoyment. We have 23 acres of land for your hiking and exercising needs. No, the house is not haunted, so far as we know!
Come to Western New York to enjoy the beautiful and crisp September and October weather! Local Autumn Festivals abound, including the Fall Festivals in Ellicottville and Peak-n-Peak ski areas, the Busti Apple Harvest Festival, the Harmony Historical Society History Fair, and many other truly Americana events. We hope that you too may enjoy the reasons we live here!