10/10 Excelente
Steve C.
5 de ene de 2026
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Steve C.
Se alojó 3 noches en diciembre de 2025
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Hill Ross Stables Historic Homestead
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Comentarios
10 de 10
Excepcional
3 habitaciones1 baño6 huéspedes269.4 metros cuadrados
Servicios populares
Habitaciones y camas
3 habitaciones (capacidad para 6 personas)
Habitación 1
1 cama de matrimonio grande
Habitación 2
1 cama de matrimonio
Habitación 3
1 cama doble y 1 cama individual
1 baño
Baño 1
Jabón · Toallas · WC · Solo ducha · Champú · Secador de pelo
Otros espacios
Cocina
Zona de comedor independiente
Jardín
Comedor
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Hill Ross Stables Historic Homestead
Discover this rustic 2-bedroom gem at The Hill-Ross Homestead. This historic charming barn features 1 king bed, 1 full bed, and 1 bunk bed, perfect for a cozy stay. With heating, AC, and a smart TV provided, guests will feel right at home. This historic post and beam with lovely decor make this space truly amazing. Our place will help you feel at home while you're traveling in Northampton.
Hill Ross Homestead houses 3 residential units and 2 workshops. As there are other tenants who share this 2+ acre property and we ask all our guests to be courteous of one another while enjoying its peaceful, park-like setting along the Mill River.
The Historic Hill-Ross Farm is listed on the National Historic Registry for being a stop along the Underground Railroad, along with other attributes.
Hill-Ross Homestead features a 19th-century farmhouse (circa 1820)- the home for two important figures in the abolitionist movement, Samuel Lapham Hill and Austin Ross. Samuel Hill purchased the farm in 1841 from the Northampton Silk Company. In 1842, Hill and others founded the Northampton Association of Education and Industry, an organization with strong abolitionist views. The Association chose to locate in the Broughton’s Meadow (now Florence) section of Northampton due to the community’s thriving silk industry. Free laborers, rather than enslaved workers, produced silk, increasing the industry’s popularity among abolitionists. The Association’s property, including the Hill-Ross Farm, provided a store, school, common eating area and living space for its members. Because of the strong presence of the Association and silk manufacturers, Northampton became a haven for African Americans and abolitionists. Northampton proper often served as a stop for fugitive slaves traveling to Canada, and Association members encouraged fugitives’ permanent settlement.
Hill Ross Homestead houses 3 residential units and 2 workshops. As there are other tenants who share this 2+ acre property and we ask all our guests to be courteous of one another while enjoying its peaceful, park-like setting along the Mill River.
The Historic Hill-Ross Farm is listed on the National Historic Registry for being a stop along the Underground Railroad, along with other attributes.
Hill-Ross Homestead features a 19th-century farmhouse (circa 1820)- the home for two important figures in the abolitionist movement, Samuel Lapham Hill and Austin Ross. Samuel Hill purchased the farm in 1841 from the Northampton Silk Company. In 1842, Hill and others founded the Northampton Association of Education and Industry, an organization with strong abolitionist views. The Association chose to locate in the Broughton’s Meadow (now Florence) section of Northampton due to the community’s thriving silk industry. Free laborers, rather than enslaved workers, produced silk, increasing the industry’s popularity among abolitionists. The Association’s property, including the Hill-Ross Farm, provided a store, school, common eating area and living space for its members. Because of the strong presence of the Association and silk manufacturers, Northampton became a haven for African Americans and abolitionists. Northampton proper often served as a stop for fugitive slaves traveling to Canada, and Association members encouraged fugitives’ permanent settlement.
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Servicios
Cocina
Lavadora
Secadora
Aire acondicionado
Gimnasio
Espacio al aire libre
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Normas del alojamiento
Hora de comienzo del registro de entrada: 15:00
Edad mínima para alquilar: 25
Hora límite del registro de salida: 11:00
Menores
Se admiten niños a partir de cualquier edad
Eventos
No se permiten eventos
Mascotas
No se admiten mascotas
Fumadores
No se permite fumar
Instrucciones de salida
Los propietarios requieren que se lleven a cabo las siguientes tareas antes de dejar el alojamiento:
Recoger las toallas usadas
Llevarse los artículos personales
Apagar las luces y cerrar las puertas
Si no se completan estas tareas, es posible que el propietario deje una valoración negativa.
Información importante
Otros detalles
Este alojamiento está gestionado por un propietario particular (es decir, una parte que no actúa dentro de su mercado, negocio o profesión). No se aplicará la legislación de protección de consumidores de la UE a tu reserva, incluido el derecho de desistimiento. La política de cancelación establecida por el propietario particular cubrirá tu reserva.
Puede aplicarse un recargo por cada persona adicional, según la política del alojamiento.
A tu llegada, pueden pedirte un documento de identidad oficial con foto y una tarjeta de crédito o débito, o un depósito en efectivo, para cubrir los gastos imprevistos.
No se garantizan las solicitudes especiales, que están sujetas a disponibilidad en el momento de la llegada y pueden suponer un recargo adicional.
Está terminantemente prohibido celebrar fiestas u otros eventos en grupo en las instalaciones.
Este alojamiento utiliza energía solar y productos de limpieza ecológicos.
El propietario ha indicado que el alojamiento cuenta con un detector de monóxido de carbono.
El propietario ha indicado que el alojamiento cuenta con un detector de humo.
Entre los elementos de seguridad de este alojamiento, se incluyen los siguientes: botiquín de primeros auxilios y cierre de seguridad.
Número de registro de la propiedad C0554542140
Información sobre la zona
Florencia
Esta casa de vacaciones se encuentra en Florencia. Connecticut River Greenway State Park y Mount Tom State Reservation son una buena muestra de la belleza natural de la región, donde también puedes acercarte a atractivos turísticos como Congregation Beth Israel o Lyman Conservatory. Calvin Theatre and Performing Arts Center y Spare Time Bowling también merecen la pena. Descubre todas las actividades acuáticas que podrás hacer en la zona (por ejemplo, pesca); además tendrás ocasión de disfrutar de la naturaleza al aire libre con opciones como el ecoturismo.
Northampton, MA
Qué hay en los alrededores
- Look Memorial Park - A 19 min a pie - 1.6 km
- Look Memorial Park Tennis Center - A 2 min en coche - 2.2 km
- Congregation Beth Israel - A 2 min en coche - 2.2 km
- Cooley Dickinson Hospital - A 3 min en coche - 2.2 km
- Smith College - A 4 min en coche - 3.6 km
Cómo moverse por la zona
Restaurantes
- Cumberland Farms - A 12 min a pie
- Starbucks - A 5 min en coche
- McDonald's - A 6 min en coche
- Burger King - A 5 min en coche
- Taco Bell - A 6 min en coche
Preguntas frecuentes
Comentarios
10
Excepcional
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Llegada
10/10
Comunicación
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Ubicación
10/10
Precisión del anuncio
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10/10 Excelente
Joanne
19 de oct de 2025
Aspectos positivos: Limpieza, servicios, instalaciones y estado del alojamiento y comunicación
Joanne
Se alojó 2 noches en octubre de 2025
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Propietario/a: Jacqueline G Leighton
We’re key holders of historic rental properties in the Pioneer Valley. Our family so enjoys staying in beautiful, detailed, one-of-a-kind homes that gifts a treasurable experience. We hope our guests will gain as much pleasure as we do from our curated spaces.
Por qué escogió este alojamiento
Located right outside of downtown Florence- Hill-Ross Homestead gets all the pleasure of being a part of a local vibrant community but we enjoy a peaceful park-like setting along the Mill River.
Qué hace que este alojamiento sea especial
The Historic Hill-Ross Homestead is a multi residential property comprising of 3 antique houses and 2 barns. We ask all our guests to be courteous of one another while enjoying its peaceful, park-like setting along the Mill River.
Listed on the National Historic Registry for being a stop along the Underground Railroad, along with other attributes.
Hill-Ross Homestead features a 19th-century farmhouse (circa 1820)- the home for two important figures in the abolitionist movement, Samuel Lapham Hill and Austin Ross. Samuel Hill purchased the farm in 1841 from the Northampton Silk Company. In 1842, Hill and others founded the Northampton Association of Education and Industry, an organization with strong abolitionist views. The Association chose to locate in the Broughton’s Meadow (now Florence) section of Northampton due to the community’s thriving silk industry. Free laborers, rather than enslaved workers, produced silk, increasing the industry’s popularity among abolitionists. The Association’s property, including the Hill-Ross Farm, provided a store, school, common eating area and living space for its members. Because of the strong presence of the Association and silk manufacturers, Northampton became a haven for African Americans and abolitionists. Northampton proper often served as a stop for fugitive slaves traveling to Canada, and Association members encouraged fugitives’ permanent settlement.
Listed on the National Historic Registry for being a stop along the Underground Railroad, along with other attributes.
Hill-Ross Homestead features a 19th-century farmhouse (circa 1820)- the home for two important figures in the abolitionist movement, Samuel Lapham Hill and Austin Ross. Samuel Hill purchased the farm in 1841 from the Northampton Silk Company. In 1842, Hill and others founded the Northampton Association of Education and Industry, an organization with strong abolitionist views. The Association chose to locate in the Broughton’s Meadow (now Florence) section of Northampton due to the community’s thriving silk industry. Free laborers, rather than enslaved workers, produced silk, increasing the industry’s popularity among abolitionists. The Association’s property, including the Hill-Ross Farm, provided a store, school, common eating area and living space for its members. Because of the strong presence of the Association and silk manufacturers, Northampton became a haven for African Americans and abolitionists. Northampton proper often served as a stop for fugitive slaves traveling to Canada, and Association members encouraged fugitives’ permanent settlement.
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