This historic farmstead, established in 1895, welcomes guests to experience authentic Victorian-era living and ongoing restoration efforts. Visitors can explore the main house, connected workroom, and barn while discovering the charm of a property dedicated to preserving its heritage character. The location offers opportunities to learn traditional skills and witness how period practices remain woven into daily farm operations. The property features animals across charming, creatively-named areas—from chickens in the Manor House to turkeys in the Gate House, with ducks and geese near the pond. Guests can observe horses and pigs to appreciate their unique personalities and roles in supporting farm life. These encounters provide insight into both the whimsical and practical aspects of the working farmstead. Farm-made products showcase the bounty of the land, including apple butter, crabapple jelly, and gooseberry and rhubarb jams crafted from produce grown on-site. Visitors interested in a more hands-on experience are welcome to assist with various projects and activities throughout the property. This immersive setting offers a rare opportunity to step into Victorian-era traditions and contribute to the farm's ongoing revival.