Rich in 1800s heritage, The Farm House is a grand and treasured presence on the property, its history carried with quiet confidence. Original architectural details remain intact, updated throughout with the comforts of modern living. Five bedrooms and five bathrooms unfold across a home built for gathering on a generous scale, with corners throughout that hold their own quiet significance. Horses graze in the pastures just beyond the windows, the English greenhouse holds its silhouette against the sky, and sunrise and sunset move slowly across the fields. It’s a house that feels substantial in every sense, precious in its history and expansive in what it offers.

Facing the water, The Lodge is a large and storied home, one that holds its own kind of grandeur. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms offer generous room for a full group to gather, with a scale that feels both impressive and warm. In the kitchen, cabinetry made from an original 1800s railroad car once housed at Train Car Lake gives the room a rare depth, a piece of the Farm’s history built into daily life. The wide porch sets the real rhythm of a stay here: slow mornings, unhurried evenings, the light at dawn and dusk pooling over the water. The seclusion here is the kind that stays with you, held inside a home that feels every bit as magical as the land around it.