Enjoy all the Berkshires have to offer at this unique and peaceful barn style house in the historic town of Norfolk, CT. It is on a quiet street, surrounded by trees and gardens. Norfolk is home to Infinity Hall for live music, Great Mountain Forest, Haystack Mountain and Campbell Falls State Parks for hiking swimming, biking, cross country skiing and more. It is an ideal retreat for a couple or family looking to spend some time in a quiet and beautiful New England town. The space The unit is located on the second and third floors of the house. The exterior is constructed in the style of a New England barn. The second floor has an open concept kitchen, dining room and living room floor plan with warm wood finishes and many unique touches such as reclaimed pieces. (The first owner was also a contractor.) The main bedroom, bathroom, and bonus room with a full-size billiards table are located on the second floor as well. The third floor is a bedroom with three twin size beds and a workspace. We welcome families and children but please know this place is not baby or toddler proof. Please reach out if you have any specific questions. Guest access You can use the entire unit, patio and outdoor dining area attached to the barn, and the yard. The tools and equipment in the workshop are not available for use, although you may store bikes or sports equipment in the space if need be. The property is about an acre. There is another house on the property with two long term residents. Please respect their privacy and the tranquility of the area - no parties. The town also does not permit short term rentals so there is a minimum required stay. Other things to note There is a washer and dryer available for use on the property, located off the back porch of the main house. Someone will be available to meet you upon arrival, give you keys, and a tour. There are also detailed instructions at the property that should answer most questions you might have. And please reach out with any questions - always happy to help! There are two sets of stairs leading to the third floor. Because the original set descended into the bathroom (an unusual feature needless to say) we use the set that does not run into the bathroom to ensure privacy.