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"We stayed here only one night but the property was beautiful and the tiny house is certainly tiny but well appointed. We appreciated being able to bring our dogs and hope to visit again soon!"

"We really appreciated a nice, comfortable place to stay that made it possible to travel with multiple wolfhounds. The house is spacious & felt like a place you could actually live. The floors aren’t slick (a definite plus for our older hound). There are great areas to walk dogs. And the view from the back of the house is beautiful. We would definitely stay here again."

"This was a very nice property with a beautiful view. We were able to enjoy our time with family and get out and enjoy the sites and sounds of the area. We were a little bummed that the hot tub is still down, but we found some many things to do in the area that we didn’t miss it. Little known nugget that we found was the Bremen ice cream shop. We will be back again."

"The layout of the Farmhouse with suites was perfect for for families traveling together. It allowed for each family to have plenty of private time."

"This is a wonderful place to stay! The hot tub and sauna were a great touch. The couch was very comfortable. Not the cleanest property we ever stayed at, but its an old farm house so that is to be expected. It made for a great trip."

"The host was extremely communicative and kind, the property was clean and exceeded expectations. 10/10"

"We stayed at the Farmhouse with my daughters and granddaughter for a girls weekend in the country. It was a lovely setting and the property was exactly what we expected. The house was clean and comfortable and close to several fun, fall activiites. We would stay here again."

"The house was spotless. We had plenty of room for our family and lots of seating to watch movies. The firepit area was a nice place to gather. This was a wonderful launching ground for exploring Red River gorge. Our host was very responsive and answered all our questions promptly. Thanks for everything."