Circa 1780. Best known for being the birthplace of Horatio King, Postmaster General under Presidents Buchanan and Lincoln, this historic country farmhouse with post and beam barn is a Victorian inn furnished with antiques. Peaceful and tranquil settings are provided and most guest bedrooms and suites offer gas log or wood stoves, as well as outstanding views of mountains and gardens and the pasture. Some feature decks, and Suite No. 1 boasts a bidet and Jacuzzi and a second bedroom with a queen bed. Breakfast is served in the dining room and refreshments are available at any time.