A Note from the Innkeepers
Fox Hill Farm is tucked away in the "Quiet Corner of New England," in the little town of Pomfret, Connecticut, which hasn't changed much at all since it was founded in 1713. We are situated off the beaten path, on 75 acres that run alongside Route 169, designated by Congress as one of only 13 National Scenic By-ways in the United States.
Fox Hill Farm has been our family's homestead since it was purchased from Native Americans in 1707. The land has seen us through good times and bad and brought us much peace and joy. We invite you to become a part of our family's history and let us share with you the same sense of comfort that we have enjoyed through the years. There are two homes on the estate, the main house and the cottage. Renovations have started on the country farmhouse that will provide the main lodging of a proper inn. Until then, please enjoy the cozy country cottage that is your private retreat during your visit to Pomfret. Hope to see you soon. Polly & Nick LoPiccolo Innkeepers "Classic New England without traffic or kitcsh." - The NY Times on Pomfret, CT |
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