Peach Blossom Suite
Queen bed, private porch overlooking the orchard, rainfall shower, and a writing desk that actually fits your laptop.
Wake to farm-fresh breakfasts, sleep beneath a sky full of stars, and let the quiet rhythm of country life pull you in.
Sudz Valley Farmhouse sits on three generations of family land, where the pastures still roll and the barns still creak. What began as a private country retreat became something more — a place where city-weary travelers come to trade noise for birdsong, rushed mornings for slow ones, and hotel rooms for something that actually feels like home.
Every room is furnished with pieces we've collected over the years — vintage quilts, reclaimed-wood headboards, mismatched ceramic mugs. We don't do sterile. We do lived-in, warm, and welcoming.
Six thoughtfully appointed rooms, each named for a fruit tree on the property. They share one thing: a commitment to comfort that no chain hotel can match.
Queen bed, private porch overlooking the orchard, rainfall shower, and a writing desk that actually fits your laptop.
Twin beds (can be king on request), reclaimed-wood furniture, and a small reading nook by the window.
A second-story loft with exposed beams, a skylight for stargazing, and a clawfoot tub that actually fits two.
A standalone cottage with a private garden patio, full kitchenette, and the kind of silence that makes you forget your phone.
Deep plum linens, a small writing desk, and windows that face the east — perfect for sunrise coffee in bed.
A cheerful, compact room with a daybed (full at night), shared bath, and a window box full of herbs you can pick.
* Rates vary by season and availability. Breakfast included with every stay.
The farmhouse isn't just a place to sleep. It's a place to actually do things: eat well, walk without a destination, talk without checking your watch.
Every morning starts with eggs from our hens, bread baked in-house, and fruit picked that day from the trees. It's not a buffet — it's a conversation starter.
We host morning walks through the surrounding trails every Saturday and Sunday. Learn which berries are safe, which birds are nesting, and where the best shade is.
No light pollution out here. We set up blankets and a borrowed telescope on clear nights. Bring a sweater — the sky is warmer than the ground.
After dinner, the fire pit is lit and the s'mores supplies are out. Stay as long as you like — there's no curfew on a clear night.
Apple picking in October, hayrides in November, a midsummer garden party. Check with us — there's always something happening when you least expect it.
We're 10 minutes from downtown Manchester — restaurants, galleries, the Strawbery Banke Museum — but 100 miles from the rush.
"We came for a weekend and stayed four nights. The breakfast alone is worth the trip — fresh eggs, warm bread, and a view that makes you forget what a parking lot looks like."
"The Fig Tree Loft is magical. We slept with the skylight open and watched the Milky Way stretch across the sky. Our kids still talk about the fire pit."
"I came for a writing retreat and left with three completed chapters. The silence here isn't empty — it's generous. It gives you space to think."
Whether you're planning a weekend escape, a family reunion, or a solo retreat, we'd love to hear from you. Fill out the form and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.