Best Farmstay Waterbury Near Me

4worldlovers: Give yourself the gift of a relaxing weekend immersed in nature! We have six charming cabins to choose from. Click the link below to explore them all! Bookings are through Airbnb with links to each listing. We hope to see you soon!


Sticks and Stones Farm is a 60-acre natural space featuring its landmark Stone Barn, an organic community giving garden and unique homegrown cabins. It's currently managed by the non-profit Love Has a Home and also serves as the home for Two Coyotes Wilderness School and Real Food Share. The farm lovingly opens its doors to the Newtown community, Fairfield County, and beyond.

4worldlovers:
Open Farmhouse is space to farm, live and create. Based on a beautiful farm in Redding, Connecticut, the Farmhouse offers four bedrooms, with kitchen, living and working areas, and full access to the garden and surrounding fields and forests.

4worldlovers: Butternut Farm was built by Jonathan Hale, beginning in 1720. Innkeeper Don Reid acquired the house in 1959 and began painstakingly restoring the interior of this classic colonial home to its original condition by exposing the original wide brick fireplaces, uncovering the broad floorboards and removing later paint from the wealth of paneling on many of the rooms' walls.

Hand-hammered hinges and other hardware, eight paneled fireplaces, handsome summer beams, and cornice detailing are but a few of the many fine features. Visitors come simply to see the extraordinary collection of eighteenth-century Connecticut antiques. Cherry six board chests, candlestands, ball-foot “hired-man” beds, pencilpost cherry beds, gateleg tables, candlesticks, early eighteenth-century banister-back chairs, pewter, and a fine collection of English Delft are but a sampling.