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Hubbard Boyle Way an authentic Vermont Farmhouse Retreat in North Danville
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5 bedrooms2 bathroomsSleeps 10
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Danville, VT
- Place, Great Vermont Corn Maze13 min drive
- Place, St. Johnsbury Athenaeum13 min drive
- Place, Dog Mountain, Home of Stephen Huneck Gallery20 min drive
- Airport, Lyndonville, VT (LLX-Caledonia County)29 min drive
Rooms & beds
5 bedrooms (sleeps 10)
Bedroom 2 Horse room
2 Single Beds
Bedroom 3 Bunny room
1 Double Bed
Bedroom 4 Lamb room
1 Double Bed
Bedroom 5 Cow room
2 Single Beds
Master Bedroom
1 Double Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
2 bathrooms
Bathroom 1 downstairs
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Toilet · Hair dryer
Bathroom 2 upstairs
Soap · Towels provided · Bathtub or shower · Toilet · Hair dryer
Spaces
Deck or patio
Porch or lanai
Kitchen
Garden
About this property
Hubbard Boyle Way an authentic Vermont Farmhouse Retreat in North Danville
Step back in time at this authentic private Vermont Farmhouse Retreat in North Danville, VT
Fall in Love with Autumn at Our North Danville Farmhouse Retreat
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Vermont’s fall foliage at this enchantingly authentic and private farmhouse, nestled in the serene countryside of North Danville. As the leaves turn brilliant shades of crimson, amber, and gold, this timeless haven becomes the perfect place to savor the season’s magic.
Historic Charm Meets Cozy Comfort
Thoughtfully updated yet rich with history, the farmhouse offers five inviting bedrooms (queen, full, twin, and sofa bed), two full bathrooms, and warm, character-filled spaces—from the well-appointed kitchen to the welcoming living and dining rooms. A peaceful office nook provides a quiet corner for reflection or remote work, with fiber optic internet and a large smart TV to keep you connected if you choose.
Accessible & Inclusive
With a ramped entry and a bedroom and bathroom on the first floor, the home ensures ease and tranquility for guests of all ages and abilities.
Simple Joys & Vintage Fun
Inside, shelves overflow with books, puzzles, and games that echo the slower pace of yesteryear. The historic dairy barn invites exploration with vintage artifacts and signage, while modern touches like foosball and ping pong tables offer timeless entertainment.
70 Acres of Autumn Splendor
Step outside into a kaleidoscope of fall colors. Meandering trails wind through fields and forests, perfect for leaf-peeping strolls, spontaneous adventures, or a picnic beside the babbling brook. Watch the kids revel in nature’s playground, or simply breathe in the crisp, woodsy air.
Evenings by Firelight
As the sun dips below the horizon, gather around the fire pit under a canopy of stars. Dine alfresco on the patio, sip cider by the flames, and watch the magic of day turning to night in the meadow—an unforgettable autumn ritual.
Kitchen Comforts with a Vintage Twist
The kitchen’s charming coffee and tea bar offers multiple brewing options (Mr. Coffee, Keurig, French press, electric kettle), while cooking amenities like a bread maker, air fryer/toaster oven combo, and crockpots make fall meals a breeze. The summer kitchen is picnic-ready with coolers, a basket, and a blanket—ideal for an outdoor nap or a scenic snack.
Farm-Fresh Vermont Goods
After booking, enhance your stay with a curated selection of Vermont-made meats, cheeses, jams, maple syrup, and more—crafted by us, at our other farm (Happy Bird Poultry Farm, Smokehouse and Farm Market) and waiting for you at Hubbard Boyle Way.
Whether you're tracing the property's storied past, making fireside memories, or simply soaking in the golden stillness of the season, this classic farmhouse retreat is your invitation to slow down, savor autumn’s brilliance, and reconnect with what matters most.
Fall in Love with Autumn at Our North Danville Farmhouse Retreat
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of Vermont’s fall foliage at this enchantingly authentic and private farmhouse, nestled in the serene countryside of North Danville. As the leaves turn brilliant shades of crimson, amber, and gold, this timeless haven becomes the perfect place to savor the season’s magic.
Historic Charm Meets Cozy Comfort
Thoughtfully updated yet rich with history, the farmhouse offers five inviting bedrooms (queen, full, twin, and sofa bed), two full bathrooms, and warm, character-filled spaces—from the well-appointed kitchen to the welcoming living and dining rooms. A peaceful office nook provides a quiet corner for reflection or remote work, with fiber optic internet and a large smart TV to keep you connected if you choose.
Accessible & Inclusive
With a ramped entry and a bedroom and bathroom on the first floor, the home ensures ease and tranquility for guests of all ages and abilities.
Simple Joys & Vintage Fun
Inside, shelves overflow with books, puzzles, and games that echo the slower pace of yesteryear. The historic dairy barn invites exploration with vintage artifacts and signage, while modern touches like foosball and ping pong tables offer timeless entertainment.
70 Acres of Autumn Splendor
Step outside into a kaleidoscope of fall colors. Meandering trails wind through fields and forests, perfect for leaf-peeping strolls, spontaneous adventures, or a picnic beside the babbling brook. Watch the kids revel in nature’s playground, or simply breathe in the crisp, woodsy air.
Evenings by Firelight
As the sun dips below the horizon, gather around the fire pit under a canopy of stars. Dine alfresco on the patio, sip cider by the flames, and watch the magic of day turning to night in the meadow—an unforgettable autumn ritual.
Kitchen Comforts with a Vintage Twist
The kitchen’s charming coffee and tea bar offers multiple brewing options (Mr. Coffee, Keurig, French press, electric kettle), while cooking amenities like a bread maker, air fryer/toaster oven combo, and crockpots make fall meals a breeze. The summer kitchen is picnic-ready with coolers, a basket, and a blanket—ideal for an outdoor nap or a scenic snack.
Farm-Fresh Vermont Goods
After booking, enhance your stay with a curated selection of Vermont-made meats, cheeses, jams, maple syrup, and more—crafted by us, at our other farm (Happy Bird Poultry Farm, Smokehouse and Farm Market) and waiting for you at Hubbard Boyle Way.
Whether you're tracing the property's storied past, making fireside memories, or simply soaking in the golden stillness of the season, this classic farmhouse retreat is your invitation to slow down, savor autumn’s brilliance, and reconnect with what matters most.
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Amenities
Kitchen
Washing machine
Dryer
Pet-friendly
Free WiFi
Air conditioning
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House Rules
Check in after 4:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 25
Check out before 11:00 AM
Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
No events allowed
Pets
Pets allowed: dogs and cats (limit 2 total)
We would like pet details and will consider more.
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
No smoking tolerated anywhere else.
Important information
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
On-site parties or group events are strictly prohibited
Long-term renters welcome
Safety features at this property include a carbon monoxide detector, a fire extinguisher and a smoke detector
About the area
Danville
Danville is home to Hubbard Boyle Way an authentic Vermont Farmhouse Retreat in North Danville. Molly's Falls Pond State Park and Roy Mountain Wildlife Management Area reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Great Vermont Corn Maze and Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium. Peacham Store and Karm e-Choling are also worth visiting.
Danville, VT
What's nearby
- Catamount Film & Arts - 12 min drive - 10.5 km
- Great Vermont Corn Maze - 13 min drive - 6.5 km
- St. Johnsbury Athenaeum - 13 min drive - 11.6 km
- Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium - 13 min drive - 11.6 km
- Dog Mountain, Home of Stephen Huneck Gallery - 20 min drive - 17.0 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Taco Bell - 15 min drive
- McDonald's - 18 min drive
- 98 Mill - 13 min drive
- Dunkin' - 18 min drive
- The Pizza Man - 19 min drive
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About the host
Hosted by Ember
We are your hosts. Stacey and Ember (husband and wife). You will mostly talk with me (Ember) as Stacey isn't a computer guy. We both love Vermont and history and are excited to share our historical farm with you! Stacey's dad was a career military man. Serving many years in the Army before retiring in 1976. Stacey was born at Forte Orde in California, while his Dad was serving in Vietnam. Stacey is the eighth of nine children born to his parents and he spent his first decade traveling with them from Army base to Army base.
I was born and raised in the neighboring town of Walden. The twelfth of thirteen children. My family were dairy farmers, loggers, maple syrup makers, twelfth generation Vermonters and owner/operators of the local lumber mill. The lumber mill is where Stacey and I first met as children. We connected as high school sweethearts in 1982. I graduated on a Friday evening in June 1984 and we were married the following week on Saturday. We have been together ever since and have one son and two grandsons together.
I was born and raised in the neighboring town of Walden. The twelfth of thirteen children. My family were dairy farmers, loggers, maple syrup makers, twelfth generation Vermonters and owner/operators of the local lumber mill. The lumber mill is where Stacey and I first met as children. We connected as high school sweethearts in 1982. I graduated on a Friday evening in June 1984 and we were married the following week on Saturday. We have been together ever since and have one son and two grandsons together.
Why they chose this property
We didn't really choose this neighborhood, it was chosen long before us. You see the property that we call Hubbard Boyle Way today has been in the Hubbard family (Stacey's mothers family) for many generations. We were fortunate enough to be able to purchase it from her estate when she passed away. We are beyond thrilled to have our time to leave our mark on it's ownership and share it's rich family and farm history with you all.
This is not something we thought about prior to her passing as being on the younger end of the family we never imagined that one of the older siblings wouldn't take on that role. BUT here we are! We so appreciate you all being interested in helping us keep the farm and it's history preserved for at least one generation. Our hope is that it will be for many more generations.
This is not something we thought about prior to her passing as being on the younger end of the family we never imagined that one of the older siblings wouldn't take on that role. BUT here we are! We so appreciate you all being interested in helping us keep the farm and it's history preserved for at least one generation. Our hope is that it will be for many more generations.
What makes this property unique
There are so many things that make Hubbard Boyle Way unique. As I say in the opening of this site it is an AUTHENTIC Vermont farmhouse. It was built in 1856 and many things have stayed the same. Much of the wooden furniture in the home is from at least Mother Boyles grandparents. As time allows we are adding more historical photos and momentos of the family history and that of the farm and to a degree the town of Danville, itself. The barn will hold some prerequisite short term guest items (foosball, ping pong and pool tables) but it will also offer a self-guided "museum" tour of the barn, equiptment, tools etc. So you can emerse yourself (at least mentally) into the day of a Vermont dairy farmer prior to bulk milk tanks and big tractors. There is also 70 acres of field and forests that we have put in walking trails for you to enjoy all of it. We will have signage to point out the native plants and trees along them. Eventually, the signs will include not just the name of the plant/tree but also it's signifigance in the evolution of Vermont. We plan to reintroduce some native trees and shrubs that died off over the years. For example the American Chestnut that was once the top timber tree for Vermont but almost 100 percent succumbed to the Chestnut Blight in the 1930's in all of the Northeastern US. All of this will take time (and money) so we are so gald to have you along for the journey.
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