Equestrian Farmhouse

Cross Street: Phoenixville, PA
Rate: $85-125 night
Guest Rooms: 2
Bed Size: Standard / Single
Bath: Private
Host Pets: None
Property Type: Bed and Breakfast

Located down a country road, this bucolic 5-acre property includes the main house where guests stay, a barn where the owner keeps her horses, and a quaint cottage. This historic home was built in 1773, and the current owner has lived here for almost 20 years. Your hostess, a real estate agent for both residential and commercial properties, specializes in equestrian properties. She has two horses, an Arabian and a Thoroughbred, and boards a third horse.

The updated kitchen is the only contemporary part of this house. Large windows, overlooking the pasture and garden, surround the table where breakfast is served. The hostess prepares a hearty country breakfast each morning. Whenever possible, she uses fresh ingredients from her garden. Off of the kitchen is the living room. This cozy room, with its beamed ceiling and keyhole fireplace, was once the original kitchen. The fireplace is flanked by bookshelves and the comfortable seating in the room encourages one to grab a book and relax in front of the fire

There is a first floor bedroom with a single brass bed and private bath. Lace curtains and pastel walls make this a relaxing oasis. Up the wooden steps is a comfortable second floor bedroom with a 4 poster full-size bed and en suite bath. The recessed windows overlook the surrounding pastures. In the summertime, you will be lulled to sleep by the distance sound of freight trains.

While you have the feeling of being out in the country, guests are just minutes from the bustling town of Phoenixville with its’ vibrant downtown district, numerous restaurants, as well as the Colonial Theatre. Valley Forge Park is just a short drive away and offers trails for biking, hiking and walking. For shoppers, Equestrian Farmhouse is located mid-way between the King of Prussia Mall and the Philadelphia Premium Outlets.

Your hostess has space should you need to board a horse.

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