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Rural comfort & privacy for the whole family. Room to relax, dine & entertain. 2 living rooms, dining room, full eat-in kitchen, kitchenette, entertainment area, solarium, library with fireplace, porch, 2d floor deck, 40' in-ground pool, manicured grounds. Enjoy antiquing, award-winning restaurants, kayaking, rural attractions & more.

Fully appointed 3-story residence in front portion of lovingly-renovated post & beam dairy barn with exposed wooden beams throughout the premises. The walls of the fully-equipped eat-in kitchen, entertainment area and solarium are dressed in wide 200 year old barn boards. Enjoy a quiet read by the fireplace in the library stocked with hundreds of books. Or fire up the working wood stoves. Firewood is included. Original artwork on the walls and antiques throughout.

Located halfway up Gray Mare Hill in Brooklyn, CT, on 4+ acres with flower gardens, lawns and woods and surrounded by vintage stone walls. In Historic Village District 1/2 mile north of town green with Colonial era town hall, meeting house, churches, Historical Society Museum, statues and Brooklyn Fair Grounds.

A 19-century Italianate Victorian-architectural masterpiece restored by renown architect Maya Lin. Each bedroom is designed with a theme. Glass-in dining porch, pool & ping pong table, karaoke, BBQ grill, tennis court. Great for family reunions, group retreats, and wedding accommodation. 20 minutes from tourist attractions (Mystic Seaport) and casinos. 30 minutes from Amtrak New London Station. See detail description for event rental under "Guest Access" section.

The mansion, also known as Bill House (1856), is located at the "Millionaire Triangle" of city of Norwich. The facility has spacious living parlor, a library shelved with some unique and antiquarian books, glassed-in dining porch, pool & ping pong table, patio with BBQ grill, and a tennis court. 7 bedrooms with themed interior design: Rose, Mountain, Crescent, New England Four Seasons. Enjoy the beauty of its art and architectural details throughout the national registered historic mansion. Immerse yourself in the gilded age of Norwich, Rose of New England. Come explore the rich history of Norwich. Enjoy the natural beauty of New England distinct four seasons. I love my city and look forward to sharing with you all this forgotten treasure has to offer.

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Social Distancing Made Easy. CDC Cleaning protocols used. Spacious, tranquil, a charming Mid Century Ranch (1959) situated on 1000 acres of protected Connecticut farmland. A backyard private pool (May through September) and pond. 20 minutes to UCONN. 10 to Eastern University. A simple space with light and privacy, view of fields and sky.

Northeastern Connecticut has a quiet heritage known as "The Last Green Valley", there are things to do, and history embedded in unlikely places. Getting here is by car, bus and train service difficult. It is three hours to NYC, 2 to Boston, a half hour or one hour to ocean beaches, a quick hour to the Connecticut River Valley. This part of Connecticut is not tourist oriented; there are things to do, but you do need to drive a bit to get to them. The house is situated on hundreds of acres of protected farmland. No farm animals on the premises. The backyard view is a small swamp/pond, farm fields, open sky. The pool is non-heated. June and July and August, the water temperature is fine. This house sleeps 8. Fantastic place for friends getting together for an individualized yoga retreat, family reunions, couples who want a whole house, family gatherings. Great for those who enjoy an off the beaten path destination, or want a country setting without being totally backwoods. A simple house with light and views.

Pretty walks, bike rides, a very private backyard, and a natural wild trout stream a short walk away. Scenic hilly bike rides. Head into town, Willimantic, for local restaurants. Top picks for breakfast: That Breakfast Place, or Thread City Diner, Blondies. For Dinner try the excellent small plates fare at Cafemantic on Main Street for dinner. Beer lovers will find the homemade brews at the Willimantic Brewing Company exceptional. Great hand cut French Fries at Aero Diner, in an old dining car. Not Only Juice on Main Street has yummy homemade vegan food in a welcoming space. Visit The Harp on Church, for a Willi style Irish Pub. Great food and local atmosphere. A local coffee house, Grounded, serves up lattes and strong wifi. UCONN friendly Fenton River Grill, near the East Brook Mall for drinks and dinner. Yum. A 20-minute drive will take you to Storrs Center, with new shops and restaurants to enjoy.

Quaint room in a historic Victorian home. Private room in a shared living space. Close to route 32, which leads to the major casinos— Foxwoods and Mohegan sun— close to UCONN and ECSU. Within walking distance of the WRTD bus line and Main Street which offers many local restaurants. Early and late check ins accommodated with prior approval.

Lovely shared living space, private bedroom. Great for weekend business trips or longer term students.

Main Street offers lots of local cuisine, restaurants, and there are a few museums in town (the railroad museum, the historical society) as well as a mall that can be reached via the bus line.

Quaint room in a historic Victorian home. Private room in a shared living space. Close to route 32, which leads to the major casinos— Foxwoods and Mohegan sun— close to UCONN and ECSU. Within walking distance of the WRTD bus line and Main Street which offers many local restaurants. Early and late check ins accommodated with prior approval.

Private bedroom with a desk and coffee station for those early business meetings. Shared living room, bathrooms, laundry room. Instant oatmeal provided for a quick and easy breakfast. ROKU Tv and local Cuisine/ attraction recommendations provided for your entertainment/ convenience.

Quaint room in a historic Victorian home. Private room in a shared living space. Close to route 32, which leads to the major casinos— Foxwoods and Mohegan sun— close to UCONN and ECSU. Within walking distance of the WRTD bus line and Main Street which offers many local restaurants.

Small shared kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, toaster oven, griddle and air fryer. There is a small living room and washer and dryer that is also shared . If you book both room #2 and #3 you would have the apt to your self and could use the couch for a fifth guest.

This is a very relaxed, quiet place that you will feel comfortable. We are very accommodating and will help make you stay an enjoyable one.

This is a short street with a culdesac. I live near the end of the culdesac. It is very quiet with woods and farmland behind me. There is serene privacy outside at the guest patio with grill and firepit available during the warmer months.

Private bedroom and private bathroom in newer 3 bedroom colonial. Washer and dryer. Off street parking.

Very comfortable private bedroom. Sole use of a full bathroom is located across the hall. A key and lock is provided for your room that you can use at your discretion or comfort level. The bedroom has a 32” flat screen with Netflix and Blu-ray player

Very quiet, safe neighborhood.

Small kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, toaster oven, griddle book or whatever. The kitchenette and living room are shared as are the washer and dryer. The swimspa/jacuzzi is downstairs. If you rent Room 2 & 3 you would have the apt to yourself and could accommodate 5 utilizing the couch.

Apartment is located at the end of a cul-de-sac in a quiet country setting within 3/4 miles of the highway. It ison the 2nd floor.

Welcome! Come right to the kitchen door. We have recently added air conditioning!

Great for walks around our 100 acre farm. You can visit the horses down in the barn. Our pond is great for fishing.

Serene and picturesque

The house was built in 1858 and is situated on 7 acres. It has 5 bedrooms available I host on Airbnb. Even when I have a full house it is always very quiet. I suppose the kitchen is the social hub of the house, There is plenty of parking and there is a small grocery store about a quarter mile away, other than the store it is all residential. The rooms are all professionally decorated with upscale furnishings.

The house is very quiet, even when it is completely full and I'm sure you will feel very comfortable in your private room

Enjoy this unique converted barn home with open floor plan, soaring ceilings and custom stonework fireplace. Relax at Summer Hill, a hidden gem in Connecticut’s northeast corner. This spacious apartment features a private entry, full kitchen, comfortable and eclectic decor, and plenty of outdoor space to explore. Walk the wooded path to our farm pond for a picnic lunch, build a fire in the shared outdoor fire pit, visit the goats, and enjoy a board game or air hockey before turning in!

This converted barn home includes two private apartments, spacious pasture and yard areas, and a private setting conveniently located near stores, restaurants and area entertainment. It boasts original beamwork, custom stone fireplace and bath, and comfortable open concept layout with room to stretch out and relax. Guests should note, there are four stairs to access the main entry, and the bathroom and bedrooms are located on the second floor, accessible by a full staircase.

This quiet property is within a short drive to local restaurants, grocery and department stores, numerous antique shops and historical locations. Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods Casinos are within 40 minutes.

Rustic cottage on on Little River, a lovely trout stream that swishes around rocks. Great place for kids to play! Lake across the street. Canoe. Woods all around. Very quiet except for the sound of the river. Nice deck extends almost to the river. Charcoal grill. In all ways cozy and pleasant. Nice for couples, writers, artists, travelers, families, and pets—a place for quiet, peaceful people. (A note about the lake. There's no beach or anything. Access is just a narrow path down to the water.)

You have the house to yourself except, on a basement level, there is an office with one person in it. You won't need to go there, and she won't need to go into your space. The living space is on two floors. Downstairs: living room, dining room, kitchen, all essentially one space. Upstairs, a bedroom with a queen-size bed, a loft area with two single beds, and a bathroom.

We live in a rural area surrounded by woods and water. It's quiet and safe. The amenities of Norwich, Conn. are 15-20 minutes away.

The Ida Bailey Allen Suite is minutes from state parks, walking trails, the art and culture of ECSU and UConn, stunning views of rural New England, the famous Willi Brew Pub, and Storrs Center. The space was created to honor my grandmother, food authority and nationally known radio personality of the 1920's and 30's. It is welcoming, peaceful, and surrounded by woods. The cozy, "tiny house" feel with vaulted ceiling and sky light makes it unique. Windjammer Guitars is also on site!

My grandmother and my mother taught me about old-fashioned New England hospitality, and it is my pleasure to offer you clean, comfortable accommodations, including continental breakfast fare. The 12 by 18 addition that you will occupy has a separate entrance for privacy. You will also enjoy an en suite bathroom with shower, as well as temperature control.

Although our neighborhood has a rural feel, we are 10 to 15 minutes away from Storrs Center, Uconn, grocery stores, shopping malls, Walmart and downtown Willimantic. Co-host, luthier, and stringed instrument technician, Mike South, operates his 5 star business, Windjammer Guitars, at this location. He is happy to offer a FREE consultation to our guests! This service is available by appointment.

Enjoy a relaxing stay on Summer Hill Farm, in your own private apartment. Nestled in the heart of Connecticut's famed quiet corner, Summer Hill boasts serene pasture, a wooded trail and private pond, and an idyllic setting close to numerous college campuses, private boarding schools, wedding venues and a host of New England activities and events. Visit the CT Wine Trail, take a drive on our historic scenic highway, soend a few hours antiquing and return to Summer Hill ready to relax.

This unique apartment is located in a converted barn home, which maintains some original features including natural beams and cathedral ceilings decorated with antique glass work. The private space includes a large bedroom and well appointed great room with a galley kitchen, comfortable living room area and full dining set. The bathroom includes washer and dryer for your convenience and is stocked with complimentary laundry supplies. Enjoy a novel from our library, pop in a movie, or pick from our collection of board games and puzzles. If outdoor fun is more your style, take a walk down our wooded trail to Edison Pond, Summer Hill's private fishing hole. See if you can lure in that catfish that keeps getting away...we'll lend you the pole and tackle. This spacious apartment is a great home base for wedding guests, visitors to our local boarding schools, or anyone looking to enjoy the beauty of New England.

Brooklyn, Connecticut is a farming community, rich in American history. It is home to the oldest annual country fair in the United States, and is surrounded by antique colonial homes, museums, and fascinating Revolutionary War cemeteries and sites. Antique shopping is a favorite pastime, and local wineries host tastings and events year round. This area of New England, dubbed "The Last Green Valley", is home to great nature preserves, state parks, rivers for fishing and water sports, and numerous annual events that welcome locals and tourists alike. Don't forget to check out the weekly farmers markets and sample some great CT grown produce.

FEMALES ONLY - NO EXCEPTIONS. Female guests say they feel safer this way & this is my policy for that reason. Private room with entire house to share. 3 blocks from Eastern Connecticut State University & 9 miles from the University of Connecticut. Within walking distance to outstanding restaurants, public transportation, a library, a post office, hospitals, and a great food co-op that is open to the public. The house has a calm, quiet, ambiance, in a nice neighborhood, and has new comfy beds.

This house was built in 1865. The woman who owned it before I did took great care in its restoration. This listing is for a room with a twin-sized bed. There are two other bedrooms for Airbnb travelers. The entire house is for your enjoyment. I have a front parlor, a dining room/sitting room, an eat-in kitchen, and a cozy library filled mostly with art books as I am an art teacher in a local middle school. There are two bathrooms, both having claw-foot tubs and one with a walk-in shower. All bathrooms are shared with owner and other guests. The backyard is nice and private, fully fenced in with lots of trees.

The neighborhood is filled with beautiful Victorian homes. It is easy walking distance to Eastern, a variety of restaurants, pubs, and local shops. There is bus service to UCONN, Hartford, and Boston. We are in close access to a few rails-to-trails venues and the Willimantic River is close by for kayaking. Several area lakes are also nearby for swimming and kayaking/canoeing. The beaches of Rhode Island are just about an hour's ride. New York City is about a two and a half hour train ride from Hartford or New Haven. Boston is about an hour away by car.

Literally steps from the UConn campus (park your car here and in 3 minutes walking you're at the center of campus!) and within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Modest decor, lots of windows, lovely new floors and paint, full kitchen with new appliances, full bath, 2 bedrooms, eating area next to the kitchen, laundry center, access to picnic table outside, view of large back yard with gazebo.

Although we're by the campus, you feel like you're in the countryside when you look out the apartment windows.

Our neighborhood is down the street from the center of campus. You can't beat the location. A supermarket, pharmacy , restaurants, and shops are also within walking distance.

Built in 1890, this home is a classic colonial with many beautiful original details including large windows that let in plenty of natural light, but updated in all the right ways (kitchen, bathrooms, energy-efficient windows). It is tastefully decorated in a modern transitional style to create a calm, relaxing, atmosphere. Your room is your oasis. *I am a professor and because of ethics concerns, we kindly ask undergraduate college students to refrain from booking a stay in our home.

You will have a large bedroom all to yourself. It is fully furnished with a comfy queen bed, dresser, desk, TV, and ample closet space to hang your clothes. Two large windows and one small give the space plenty of natural light while cordless, top-down, bottom-up shades provide as much privacy control as you want. We provide multiple streaming services (SlingTV, Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+) for your viewing pleasure, or pick out a book to read from the bookshelf.

The home is ideally located at the top of the historic Victorian Hill Section of Willimantic, walking distance to ECSU and many downtown amenities, and an easy drive to UCONN. Charming is how I would describe our neighborhood, and we have many wonderful, friendly neighbors.

We are a non-smoking 68 room 3 story hotel. We are located only 20 minutes from foxwoods and 25 miles from Mystic Aquarium. Our rooms are equipped with microwave, mini fridge, and a keurig machine for your morning coffee! We also offer a full continental breakfast, a heated indoor pool, free Wi-Fi, and a fitness room. Don't want to leave your pet at home? No worries as we are pet friendly as well!

Only 20 minutes from Foxwood Resort Casino and 30 minutes from Mohegan Sun Arena!

Country Living with Modern Conveniences. Authentic and pristine eighteenth century home located in the northeast corner of Connecticut in quaint Canterbury on scenic Route 169. Close to multiple area attractions; including Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos, vineyards, Mystic Seaport and Aquarium, Rhode Island beaches, Putnam antiques, Hartford and Providence. The house is located on fifteen acres of the original 580 working acres of the farm. There is an open backyard with areas to relax.

There is early morning traffic. If you are not an early riser, ear plugs may be preferred. Socks or slippers are recommended due to original wide pine hardwood floors.

The Prudence Crandall Museum is close. The house is located on scenic Route 169 with many vineyards and quaint coffee shops. The Brooklyn and Woodstock Fairs are just up the street, when in season.

Welcome to Quiet Corner Inn of Brooklyn, Connecticut, the perfect location destination for business or leisure travel to Northeastern Connecticut. An American Family Inn, we have earned an outstanding score for excellence in value, service and quality. Located in the scenic "quiet corner" , we are within walking distance of restaurants and shopping centers. Many area attractions such as world-class casinos, museums, antique shops are tucked into our historic corner of New England

We live in an historic district with lots of funky places to see and things to do. We can help you maximize your stay, offering you information that will make your days pleasant and fruitful!

Located in the scenic “quiet corner” of Northeastern Connecticut’s Windham County, we are within walking distance of restaurants and shopping centers. Many area attractions such as world-class casinos, country clubs, museums, antique shops and theaters are tucked into our historic corner of New England. Rolling hills, pastoral farmland, breathtaking foliage, tranquil rivers, historic mills, placid lakes and babbling brooks abound in our neck of the woods.

House in the Woods is both secluded and close to most of what you want! Five minutes from ECSU; 15 from UConn; 5 mins from shopping; half hour from Mark Twain House. Much more! Still...once down the driveway, you're tucked away – surrounded by sky, trees pond. Listing includes 1 bedroom, 1 bath; for more rooms, see Woods Room - Fresh Air and Peace, and Lake Room - Fresh Air and Peace. Good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families. People from all walks of life welcome.

The Main Bedroom has a day bed. It can be made up as 1 single, 2 singles, or a an extra-large King bed. ARE YOU SENSITIVE TO NOISES? Please be aware this bedroom is below a bathroom. You may hear water flowing, especially early in the morning. If this kind of noise disturbs you, there are complimentary earplugs. We call our place The House in the Woods. The reason we fell in love with the house was the 73 windows...with no other house in view at all...and no roads going by our yard. We love the light...combined with the seclusion provided by the dense woods. Beyond that, we love the the ample kitchen; the relaxed breezeway; the comfy dining room and living room; the ceiling fans; the cozy fireplace; the decks on east and west; the gas grill; the brook and the pond; the "camp out" space (read campfire and picnic area); and the trampoline and covered (unheated) swimming pool. There is a large smart TV in the basement, as well as an elliptical machine and a weight bench and hand weights. Guests are free to use them, with prior arrangement.

Sooooo many choices in our area...a few listed here: *Adventure Park at Storrs has seven trails through the trees interconnected by zip lines, ropes, obstacles, challenges and fun! Unlimited climbing for 2 or 3 hours. Ages 7 and up. *The whole world knows that University of Connecticut has fantastic basketball. In addition, there's an ice rink, lots of exhibitions and shows, and plenty of ag-related things to see. *UConn's Dairy Bar serves up ice cream that's worth the trip on its own! Do. Not. Miss. This. *The Mansfield Drive-in Theater is a unique community asset. This is a great drive-in with 3 screens. There are two first run movies on each screen. Many people bring chairs and tables, sit outside and enjoy the summer night…when it’s summer. The rest of the time, it’s fun to snuggle in the car. *The Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts is a public performing arts venue located on the University of Connecticut's main campus in Storrs. From student led productions to summer shows featuring stars from Broadway and Hollywood, there's something for everyone in Jorgensen's theatrical season. With unique offerings such as cabaret-style seating, where patrons can wine and dine at their own private table during the production, this venue provides a quality experience at reasonable rates. *The William Benton Museum of Art is Connecticut’s State art museum, located on the University of Connecticut. Drawing largely from its collection of over 6,500 works of art, the Museum presents exhibitions of art dating from the 15th through the 21st centuries. The museum also creates special exhibitions drawn from outside sources as well as loaned exhibitions. Special events include gallery talks, campus art walks, academic and non-academic discussions, musical performances, and family programs. *The Mansfield Hollow State Park was created when damming of the Natchaug River created a 500-acre lake for boating and fishing. No swimming is allowed since part of the lake is used for public water supply. There are several trails in the park to hike. *And if you like to hike, Mansfield Town alone has about 32 miles of maintained and marked trails. Maps can be downloaded to your phone. *The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry is one of America’s hidden treasures—a superb collection of over 2,500 puppets from all over the world. It is also the new home of the Puppeteers of America’s Audio-Visual Collection: the largest collection of videotapes, films, and other media about puppetry in the United States. The Ballard Institute curates and produces exhibitions of puppetry, both at the Ballard Museum and for touring across the United States. The Institute also offers workshops, museum tours, artists’ forums, film showings, performances, and other events and programs that promote the art of puppetry as a twenty-first-century art form with deep historic and global roots. *Sharpe Hill and Taylor Brooke Wineries are very close. Sharpe Hill Vineyard has received over 250 medals in International tastings. Taylor Brooke is tucked in the scenic rolling hills and has over 7,500 carefully cultivated vines and create our wines and a commitment to quality. *Yale University's Art Gallery collection has grown to number more than 200,000 objects representing Eastern and Western cultures and ranging in date from ancient times to the present day. It's an hour's drive. *Old Sturbridge Village - a "must-see" New England attraction - depicts life in an early 19th-century rural Village, featuring costumed historians, antique buildings, water-powered mills, and a working farm. You can view antiques, meet heritage breed animals, and take part in hands-on crafts. They recommend allowing at least three hours to tour the Village. Full priced admission includes FREE second visit within a 10-day period. Guests of second-day visitors receive 25% off admission. Prices are $27 for adults; $25 for seniors; $14 for ages 3-17; free for kids 2 and under. It’s a 45 minute drive. *The Submarine Force Museum, located on the Thames River in Groton, Connecticut, maintains the world's finest collection of submarine artifacts. It is the only submarine museum operated by the United States Navy, and as such is the primary repository for artifacts, documents and photographs relating to U.S. Submarine Force history. The museum traces the development of the "Silent Service" from David Bushnell's Turtle, used in the Revolutionary War, to the Ohio and Virginia class submarines. Just a 45 minute drive. *Mystic Seaport is the nation’s leading maritime museum. Founded in 1929 to gather and preserve the rapidly disappearing artifacts of America’s seafaring past, the Museum has grown to become a national center for research and education with the mission to “inspire an enduring connection to the American maritime experience.” The Museum’s grounds cover 19 acres and include a recreated 19th-century coastal village, a working shipyard, formal exhibit halls, and state-of-the-art artifact storage facilities. The Museum is home to more than 500 historic watercraft, including four National Historic Landmark vessels, most notably the 1841 whale ship Charles W. Morgan. Just 45 minutes from here and a great visit. *The Mark Twain House & Museum: where Twain lived when he wrote his most important works, including Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Prince and The Pauper and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. A stunning example of Picturesque Gothic architecture, the 25-room home features a dramatic grand hall, a lush glass conservatory, a grand library and the handsome billiard room where Twain wrote his famous books. National Geographic named it "one of the ten best historic homes in the world," and TIME magazine dubbed it "Downton Abbey's American Cousin." Just 35 minutes from our driveway. *The Connecticut Science Center: With 150 hands-on exhibits, a state-of-the-art 3D digital theater, four educational labs, plus daily programs and events, the Connecticut Science Center offers endless exploration for children, teens, and adults. From physics to forensics, geology to astronomy, visitors have the sciences at their fingertips. Just half an hour away. *The Yale Peabody Museum is one of the oldest and largest university-based natural history museums, with more than 13 million objects housed in 10 different divisions and representing more than 4 billion years of geological, biological, and human history. Whether your interest is dinosaurs, birds, the history of human culture, gems and minerals, insects and plants, or the wonders of our universe, the treasures housed within the collections throughout the museum greatly enhance teaching and learning, and often are the keys to important scientific discoveries. One hour's drive. *The Mashantucket Pequot Museum: Multi-sensory dioramas and exhibits introduce visitors to the history of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and the natural and cultural history of the eastern woodlands. Films and videos, interactive programs, archival materials, ethnographic and archaeological collections, commissioned art, and traditional crafts by Native artisans are featured in the exhibits. It's a 45-minute drive. *The Mohegan Sun Arena and Casino are just half an hour. In addition to 3 casinos, entertainment options include a 10,000-seat arena, an arcade for kids and several nightclubs. The complex also features a 55-ft indoor waterfall, casual and upscale dining, indoor and outdoor pools, a solarium, a spa, shops and an 18-hole golf course. *The Foxwoods Resort has huge gaming rooms, including a 3,600-seat bingo hall, plus restaurants, shopping, & shows. It is 45 minutes. *A visit to Hammonasset Beach State Park, is more than just another day at the beach. Connecticut's largest shoreline park offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or just relaxing in the sun and surf. One hour by car. *The Florence Griswold Museum is in Old Lyme, about 45 minutes away. It is centered on the home of Florence Griswold ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)), which was the center of the Old Lyme Art Colony, the main center of development of American Impressionism, and has a 9,500 sq. ft. collection of American Impressionist paintings. *The New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks. The museum houses 66 aircraft, 26 helicopters, a variety of missiles, ejection seats, and other pieces of flight-related equipment. Exhibits include the history of Sikorsky Aircraft, computer-based flight simulators, and the 58th Bombardment Wing Memorial's B-29. Additionally, there are exhibits on early French aviation, the Tuskegee Airmen, the Kosciuszko Squadron, and the 57th Fighter Group. It's a 45 minute drive. But that’s about all there is to do around here... Well, not really. It’s just all we managed to copy from the web!We're a great location for someone with a car. But if you're coming on public transportation - try Uber! We use it occasionally when we don't want to park at the airport, and it's been wonderful for us. The ride from the Hartford airport is about $45. It'll be around $60 for a regular cab or car service. Sooooo many choices in our area...a few listed here: *Adventure Park at Storrs has seven trails through the trees interconnected by zip lines, ropes, obstacles, challenges and fun! Unlimited climbing for 2 or 3 hours. Ages 7 and up. *The whole world knows that University of Connecticut has fantastic basketball. In addition, there's an ice rink, lots of exhibitions and shows, and plenty of ag-related things to see. *UConn's Dairy Bar serves up ice cream that's worth the trip on its own! Do. Not. Miss. This. *The Mansfield Drive-in Theater is a unique community asset. This is a great drive-in with 3 screens. There are two first run movies on each screen. Many people bring chairs and tables, sit outside and enjoy the summer night…when it’s summer. The rest of the time, it’s fun to snuggle in the car. *The Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts is a public performing arts venue located on the University of Connecticut's main campus in Storrs. From student led productions to summer shows featuring stars from Broadway and Hollywood, there's something for everyone in Jorgensen's theatrical season. With unique offerings such as cabaret-style seating, where patrons can wine and dine at their own private table during the production, this venue provides a quality experience at reasonable rates. *The William Benton Museum of Art is Connecticut’s State art museum, located on the University of Connecticut. Drawing largely from its collection of over 6,500 works of art, the Museum presents exhibitions of art dating from the 15th through the 21st centuries. The museum also creates special exhibitions drawn from outside sources as well as loaned exhibitions. Special events include gallery talks, campus art walks, academic and non-academic discussions, musical performances, and family programs. *The Mansfield Hollow State Park was created when damming of the Natchaug River created a 500-acre lake for boating and fishing. No swimming is allowed since part of the lake is used for public water supply. There are several trails in the park to hike. *And if you like to hike, Mansfield Town alone has about 32 miles of maintained and marked trails. Maps can be downloaded to your phone. *The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry is one of America’s hidden treasures—a superb collection of over 2,500 puppets from all over the world. It is also the new home of the Puppeteers of America’s Audio-Visual Collection: the largest collection of videotapes, films, and other media about puppetry in the United States. The Ballard Institute curates and produces exhibitions of puppetry, both at the Ballard Museum and for touring across the United States. The Institute also offers workshops, museum tours, artists’ forums, film showings, performances, and other events and programs that promote the art of puppetry as a twenty-first-century art form with deep historic and global roots. *Sharpe Hill and Taylor Brooke Wineries are very close. Sharpe Hill Vineyard has received over 250 medals in International tastings. Taylor Brooke is tucked in the scenic rolling hills and has over 7,500 carefully cultivated vines and create our wines and a commitment to quality. *Yale University's Art Gallery collection has grown to number more than 200,000 objects representing Eastern and Western cultures and ranging in date from ancient times to the present day. It's an hour's drive. *Old Sturbridge Village - a "must-see" New England attraction - depicts life in an early 19th-century rural Village, featuring costumed historians, antique buildings, water-powered mills, and a working farm. You can view antiques, meet heritage breed animals, and take part in hands-on crafts. They recommend allowing at least three hours to tour the Village. Full priced admission includes FREE second visit within a 10-day period. Guests of second-day visitors receive 25% off admission. Prices are $27 for adults; $25 for seniors; $14 for ages 3-17; free for kids 2 and under. It’s a 45 minute drive. *The Submarine Force Museum, located on the Thames River in Groton, Connecticut, maintains the world's finest collection of submarine artifacts. It is the only submarine museum operated by the United States Navy, and as such is the primary repository for artifacts, documents and photographs relating to U.S. Submarine Force history. The museum traces the development of the "Silent Service" from David Bushnell's Turtle, used in the Revolutionary War, to the Ohio and Virginia class submarines. Just a 45 minute drive. *Mystic Seaport is the nation’s leading maritime museum. Founded in 1929 to gather and preserve the rapidly disappearing artifacts of America’s seafaring past, the Museum has grown to become a national center for research and education with the mission to “inspire an enduring connection to the American maritime experience.” The Museum’s grounds cover 19 acres and include a recreated 19th-century coastal village, a working shipyard, formal exhibit halls, and state-of-the-art artifact storage facilities. The Museum is home to more than 500 historic watercraft, including four National Historic Landmark vessels, most notably the 1841 whale ship Charles W. Morgan. Just 45 minutes from here and a great visit. *The Mark Twain House & Museum: where Twain lived when he wrote his most important works, including Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The Prince and The Pauper and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. A stunning example of Picturesque Gothic architecture, the 25-room home features a dramatic grand hall, a lush glass conservatory, a grand library and the handsome billiard room where Twain wrote his famous books. National Geographic named it "one of the ten best historic homes in the world," and TIME magazine dubbed it "Downton Abbey's American Cousin." Just 35 minutes from our driveway. *The Connecticut Science Center: With 150 hands-on exhibits, a state-of-the-art 3D digital theater, four educational labs, plus daily programs and events, the Connecticut Science Center offers endless exploration for children, teens, and adults. From physics to forensics, geology to astronomy, visitors have the sciences at their fingertips. Just half an hour away. *The Yale Peabody Museum is one of the oldest and largest university-based natural history museums, with more than 13 million objects housed in 10 different divisions and representing more than 4 billion years of geological, biological, and human history. Whether your interest is dinosaurs, birds, the history of human culture, gems and minerals, insects and plants, or the wonders of our universe, the treasures housed within the collections throughout the museum greatly enhance teaching and learning, and often are the keys to important scientific discoveries. One hour's drive. *The Mashantucket Pequot Museum: Multi-sensory dioramas and exhibits introduce visitors to the history of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe and the natural and cultural history of the eastern woodlands. Films and videos, interactive programs, archival materials, ethnographic and archaeological collections, commissioned art, and traditional crafts by Native artisans are featured in the exhibits. It's a 45-minute drive. *The Mohegan Sun Arena and Casino are just half an hour. In addition to 3 casinos, entertainment options include a 10,000-seat arena, an arcade for kids and several nightclubs. The complex also features a 55-ft indoor waterfall, casual and upscale dining, indoor and outdoor pools, a solarium, a spa, shops and an 18-hole golf course. *The Foxwoods Resort has huge gaming rooms, including a 3,600-seat bingo hall, plus restaurants, shopping, & shows. It is 45 minutes. *A visit to Hammonasset Beach State Park, is more than just another day at the beach. Connecticut's largest shoreline park offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or just relaxing in the sun and surf. One hour by car. *The Florence Griswold Museum is in Old Lyme, about 45 minutes away. It is centered on the home of Florence Griswold ((PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)), which was the center of the Old Lyme Art Colony, the main center of development of American Impressionism, and has a 9,500 sq. ft. collection of American Impressionist paintings. *The New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks. The museum houses 66 aircraft, 26 helicopters, a variety of missiles, ejection seats, and other pieces of flight-related equipment. Exhibits include the history of Sikorsky Aircraft, computer-based flight simulators, and the 58th Bombardment Wing Memorial's B-29. Additionally, there are exhibits on early French aviation, the Tuskegee Airmen, the Kosciuszko Squadron, and the 57th Fighter Group. It's a 45 minute drive. But that’s about all there is to do around here... Well, not really. It’s just all we managed to copy from the web!

Fully furnished master bedroom with private bathroom. You will have full access to rest of the house. We have two fireplaces. In a safe, very quiet, and wooden neighborhood. The house is less than 10 min. driving, 30 min. walking, and 15 min. by bike to get to UCONN. I work mostly from 8 - 4 and my children are gone in school during this time. I will be available via phone. We use the kitchen in the afternoon and go to bed rather early.

We have two living rooms with fire place. Clean and comfortable.

We are about ten minutes away from Conventry Lake, Mansfield Hollow State Park, and the MOSS Sanctuary.

Country Living with Modern Conveniences. Authentic and pristine eighteenth century home located in the northeast corner of Connecticut in quaint Canterbury on scenic Route 169. Close to multiple area attractions; including Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos, vineyards, Mystic Seaport and Aquarium, Rhode Island beaches, Putnam antiques, Hartford and Providence. The house is located on fifteen acres of the original 580 working acres of the farm. There is an open backyard with areas to relax.

There is early morning traffic. If you are not an early riser, ear plugs may be preferred. Socks or slippers are recommended due to original wide pine hardwood floors.

The Prudence Crandall Museum is close. The house is located on scenic Route 169 with many vineyards and quaint coffee shops. The Brooklyn and Woodstock Fairs are just up the street, when in season.

My place is close to the colleges, the Storrs/Willi bus, and to Mansfield Hollow State Park. Shared bathroom and kitchen priviledges. Large yard and hiking trails just down the road. You'll love it because of the outdoor space, the quiet neighborhood and its proximity to UConn and ECSU. It is good for snuggly couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers.

Cosy and comfortable.

Brand new bright basement apartment located on 350 year old family farm in rural Connecticut. Well-behaved horses and dogs are welcome! (Stalls and paddocks available...call for details.) Owner is on site. Miles of trails (connecting to Sprague Land Preserve) for horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking. Ideal for a Horsey Girls Getaway!

Open concept space with comfortable sleeping areas. Fully equipped kitchen and space for dining and relaxing. Covered patio with seating and a gas grill. Inground saltwater pool and soothing pastoral views.

Private and quiet farm seems remote, but shopping, eateries, and casinos are within a 30-minute radius. Other attractions include Mystic Seaport, Aquarium and local wineries.

We live near great, ethnic food restaurants, museums, aquariums, seaports, UCONN, ECSU, good public transportation, in a quiet residential neighborhood. All you need is in walking distance of our historic neighborhood.

We live in an historic district with lots of funky places to see and things to do. We can help you maximize your stay, offering you information that will make your days pleasant and fruitful!

We live in a historic area of the town since we boast the most Victorian homes per block than anywhere in the country. Between history, international dining, sights from here to Mystic, New Haven, Hartford, the University of Connecticut, Eastern Connecticut State University and beyond, you'll find what you are looking for.

This is a beautiful room with private bath. It has a kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator.coffee maker,toaster oven, griddle and all the dishes, pans and utensils you could need. The jacuzzi & swimspa are located downstairs inside, in the back of my home. We are a relaxed place with woods behind us but very close to Rte 395.

This is a 2nd floor unit.

This is on a short road with a culdesac, It is very quiet and peaceful with woods and farmland behind us. There is a private patio for guests with a grill and firepit along with table and chairs that is very private and peaceful during the warmer months.

Relax & unwind in this amply sized private studio suite, complete with large seating/tv area & study/desk space. Space comes w/ 2 beds(1 queen, 1 full sized pull out futon couch) a full private bath, mini-fridge, microwave, dishware, & utensils. Beautiful rural wooded area with numerous hiking trails nearby. Longer term rentals may be considered.

We are one of the closest abnb's to UCONN, maintain a very clean and comfortable space and do our utmost to make each guest feel welcome & completely at home.

Scenic and very hike-able Nipmuck trail is very close by. Both UCONN and newly remodeled Storrs Center are a short drive.

Whether you want to experience an authentic pond-side cabin or test out tiny-house living, this is the place. There is total access to the private, spring and stream-fed pond, which is perfect for swimming, canoeing or fishing. There are old trees, flowers and forests on the ten acres that also back onto three sides of an Audubon forest of 160 acres. You will be surrounded by nature and all it's wonders. Fantastic escape from city life and to reap the benefits of country living in total privacy.

The cottage is a renovated, old cabin that was relocated from a local lake. It has a marvelous and close-up view over the pond, which is yours to enjoy. It has a comfortable double bed and a fold-out single bed (that folds into an armchair), a kitchen and bathroom. It has all amenities, but it's rustic and small, (e.g. the water heater is little, so shower's need to be fast, the fridge is tiny and there is a two-burner stove top.) There is a canoe, kayak, floaties and a fishing rod for the pond, with lots of lounge furniture to hangout on. There is an old, screened-in changing room near the deck at your disposal. The property is completely quiet, and the nearest neighbors are far enough that you cannot see nor hear them. There is a 2 person maximum, but one, small child can be included. No pets. There is another house on the property, which cannot be seen from the cottage, and is a distance away. Sometimes I may be there, but other than that everything is yours.

The property is situated in a region known as the 'quiet corner' of Northeastern Connecticut. This is because it is more rural than southern or central Connecticut, and has large areas of farmland, rivers and lakes, and state forests. The area was originally inhabited by the Mohegan, Pequot, Niantic, Nipmuc, Mattabesic, Schaghticoke, Paugussett Indians. It is a historically rich part of America and was one of the first areas settled by Europeans. Remnants of its past can be found in the many museums, old towns and the architecture. During the warmer months there is a wide selection local farmers' markets, selling organically grown produce and products. There are two wineries close by: the closest is Sharpe Hill Vineyard in Pomfret that requires advance booking to eat, but you can go for a tasting without a booking; the other is The Vineyard at Hillyland in Scotland, which doesn't need an appointment, but doesn't have food. Some others are: Lebanon Green Vineyards and Mulberry Vineyard. The nearby towns of Putnam, Woodstock and Brimfield (a little further away) are all well-known for their antique stores and restaurants. And for those interested there are yard and church sales throughout the warmer months. The property is 50 minutes from the CT coast with its beautiful beaches, seafood restaurants, sailing adventures, fishing and shopping. It’s a very easy day-trip on Route 395. Mystic, Stonington and Groton Long Point are just a few of the intriguing, seaside towns famous for sailing, fishing and, in the past, whaling. The Mystic Seaport is a wonderful museum full of maritime and historical information, with tours of refurbished boats and historical architecture. Mystic Aquarium is a unique aquarium experience with events and programs. CTs' many waterways and rivers were used in the past to power mills, and the area was one of the worlds' biggest producers of threads and fabrics. Many mill towns (some renovated, others abandoned) give a glimpse into the intriguing and vibrant industries that were once there. Norwich, Willimantic and Chester are all close by and have fascinating museums and architecture that are good examples of that period.) The Mohegan Sun casino is about 45 minutes away which has world class concerts, shows and restaurants, all year round. The Pequot Museum is a quaint place to visit. There are many things to do in the area, but its greatest asset is the quiet and peaceful mingling with nature that it offers. You truly enter a past world and can escape from a hectic modern life.

Stillwaters is a spectacular estate between NYC (2 1/2 hours) and Boston (90 minutes). Stunning modern stone and glass architecture overlooking a mirror-like pond, Stillwaters is situated 3.5 miles outside of the University town of Storrs, CT. For twenty years the owners' family operated Stillwaters as an art studio, bed and breakfast, and conference center. The Terrace Room looks out over a charming stone terrace across the glimmering pond and the park-like hills and trees of the estate.

Our fully-furnished, 1000-square-foot, attached apartment makes sustainability comfortable. From the solar panels outside to the life-affirming wood interior, this apartment exudes positive energy. Relax and enjoy the architecturally unique features.

Amazing views of the Quiet Corner of Connecticut await you. Come enjoy this retreat, fully equipped to "recharge your batteries" after your days of vacationing, researching, or conducting business. Being two miles from UConn and Storrs downtown, with easy access to public transportation, this location remains convenient while helping you feel that you've gotten away from it all. We hope you will love the natural feel of the wood as much as we do in our architecturally-unique home.

Located right next to the Spring Hill Historic District, our property is surrounded by the open space of UConn fields and Joshua Trust land. Walking along Route 195 is not recommended, but hiking along the Nipmuk Trail is! Our view rivals 50-foot, which is another vista along the Nipmuk trail, a short hike east from the house. We are two miles from downtown Storrs and the UConn campus to the north and Willimantic is not much further to the south. Storrs is located en route between Boston and New York City in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut.

FEMALES ONLY - NO EXCEPTIONS. Female guests say they feel safer this way & this is my policy for that reason. Private room with entire house to share. 3 blocks from Eastern Connecticut State University & 9 miles from the University of Connecticut. Within walking distance to outstanding restaurants, public transportation, a library, a post office, hospitals, and a great food co-op that is open to the public. The house has a calm, quiet, ambiance, in a nice neighborhood, and has new comfy beds.

This house was built in 1865. The woman who owned it before I did took great care in its restoration. This listing is for a room with a Queen-sized bed. There are two other bedrooms for Airbnb guests. The entire house is for your enjoyment. I have a front parlor, a dining room/sitting room, an eat-in kitchen, and a cozy library filled mostly with art books as I am an art teacher in a local middle school. There are two bathrooms, both having claw-foot tubs and one with a walk-in shower. All bathrooms are shared with owner and other guests. The backyard is nice and private, fully fenced in with lots of trees.

The neighborhood is filled with beautiful Victorian homes. It is easy walking distance to Eastern, a variety of restaurants, pubs, and local shops. There is bus service to UCONN, Hartford, and Boston. We are in close access to a few rails-to-trails venues and the Willimantic Rive is close by for kayaking. Several area lakes are also nearby for swimming and kayaking/canoeing. The beaches of Rhode Island are just about an hour's ride. New York City is about a two and a half hour train ride from Hartford or New Haven. Boston is about an hour away by car.