Stone Ridge Farm Bed & Breakfast

Beautiful, historic mansion. Very spacious and comfortable. A lot of things to do around the area.
It used to be a Bed-​and-​Breakfast, but now it is rented out as a whole for large groups (we had 7 couples and some children in our party).
We had our family reunion there and definitely are looking forward to coming back. The place is very spacious, huge living and dining rooms, game room, beautiful stove/​fire-​place, very roomy and comfortable bedrooms. The building is full of history and has a unique character. It is located on a horse farm, so you can enjoy watching horses in the country farm setting.
The owner is an artists and her excellent paintings add even more confront and beauty to the place.
There are a lot of things to do around the area — from antique stores to wineries, and there are also a lot of excellent and inexpensive places to eat or order for take-​out.

+ jackie, the owner/​innkeep is quite a character
— jackie, the owner/​innkeep is quite a character
+ very well-​stocked with snacks for guests looking to get their $$‘s worth
+ thirsty: cold bottles of water, soda, diet iced tea
+ healthy: fresh avocado, kiwi, and other fruits for the taking
+ midnight cavity-​making munchies: costco walnut brownies and danishes
+ fresh: trees in the front yard with apples (a little tart…)
+ gross: horse feed in the back, if you’re into that kinda thing
+ amazing breakfast with fresh fruit, eggs, homemade apple muffins (from the apple trees in the front yard)
— one size fits all breakfast entrée (no vegetarian, vegan, or non-​arterie-​clogging alternatives)
+ friendly horses
+ nice swimming pool
— forgot to bring bikini to enjoy the pool
+ very close to bucks county attractions including the moravian tile works and peddler’s village
+ overall, cute b&b run by a very interesting woman
+ historical bonus: the inn was author Pearl S. Buck’s dairy farm
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