We stayed here for a few nights in mid-August and loved it. The house dates to 1814 and it shows in all the good ways (wavy glass in the window panes, original wood floors throughout, original fireplaces including a brick oven built right into a fireplace on the main floor). I assume it's not usable now, but it's a unique piece of history, along with the portraits and framed newspaper clippings from Little Compton's history hanging on the walls. None of that comes at the cost of comfort. The kitchen and bathrooms are fully remodeled, the AC kept the house cool, and there's high speed internet if you're into that kind of thing. Everything was clean and well maintained.It's also a great house for a group - big enough that everyone could spread out, but the kitchen and living areas naturally pull people back together. Lots of good reading nooks throughout the house. Adamsville is a quiet, sleepy town. There's a ball field across the street and a small coffee shop 0.1 miles up the road. Our kids got a kick out of crossing the RI/MA state line every time we went to the coffee shop. Little Compton and Tiverton have good restaurant options (Groundswell, Gray's ice cream, The Boathouse). We also took daily excursions to Newport (about 30 minutes) for entertainment, beaches, and dinners. Clemmie's ice cream in Portsmouth is worth a stop.Kristin, our host, was excellent (clear instructions, quick responses, easy from booking through checkout).Awesome stay. We'll be back.