The Experience - Steeped in romance and folklore, Twin Farms is Vermont’s only luxury, five-star experience. With an eclectic, whimsical and extraordinary private art collection throughout 20 uniquely designed accommodations. Ensconced in 300 acres, Twin Farms is an adult-only property that customizes every detail. Indulge in superb meals and fine wines. Pursue outdoor adventures. Retreat and relax. Reconnect with people you love. Be inspired. Located about three hours from Boston, five hours from New York City, and one and...

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The Experience - Steeped in romance and folklore, Twin Farms is Vermont’s only luxury, five-star experience. With an eclectic, whimsical and extraordinary private art collection throughout 20 uniquely designed accommodations. Ensconced in 300 acres, Twin Farms is an adult-only property that customizes every detail. Indulge in superb meals and fine wines. Pursue outdoor adventures. Retreat and relax. Reconnect with people you love. Be inspired.

Located about three hours from Boston, five hours from New York City, and one and a half hours from the nearest commercial airport in Burlington, the journey into the bucolic landscape surrounding Barnard, Vermont begins the Twin Farms experience. Allow time to dine on lunch and peruse antique shops, visit the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park and tour a working farm, or watch artists shape fine glassware at the Simon Pearce factory in Quechee. Let the odyssey help you escape and reconnect. Once on the property’s vast 300 acres, seclusion and privacy come first. But some of the shared facilities provide social opportunities as subtle or invigorating as you wish.

Twin Farms to become your second home with amenities and services that make your stay as adventurous and social, or serene and private as you wish. Attending to every detail in the background so you feel like the entire property is yours.

At Twin Farms, one rate - sans tipping - starts here: Luxurious cottages and suites, each individually designed by famed architects and eminent interior designers, and made truly extraordinary by the owners’ whimsical contemporary museum-quality art collections. - Adult-only property, Prepared to order sumptuous Vermont breakfasts, Customized lunches, including picnics, in any location, Cocktails and canapés each evening, Farm-to-table dinner served nightly, An evening treat delivered after dinner, Fine wines and spirits any time enjoyed in the public and dining areas, Barbeques at the Cabana, Bonfires and s’mores, Biking, hiking, swimming, tennis, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, fly-fishing, skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, and all other on-site activities, such as croquet, and bocce ball, along with necessary equipment and instruction, Spa and Fitness Center, Japanese Furo. The Pub - where you can enjoy handcrafted cocktails, local Vermont brews, billiards, darts, Stave Puzzles, Jukebox, Same day laundry service, Wi-Fi and unlimited phone calls worldwide, welcoming dogs in select cabins for an additional fee, A museum-quality art collection, Exclusive Versante amenities, A treasury of books, movies, music, games, and puzzles, Gourmet box lunches upon departure.

Art & Design - It all began as a personal escape for Twin Farms founder Thurston Twigg- Smith. He wanted to keep the 1795-era farmhouse as the heart of the property, and allow each cottage to express its own personality through architecture, interior design, and art from his private collection. Twin Farms opened in 1993 with 15 accommodations. Jed Johnson, regarded as one of the world’s leading interior designers, fashioned these living spaces. In 2005, famed residential architect Peter Bohlin who designed homes for Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, among others, constructed Aviary and the Farmhouse at Copper Hill, which contains four private suites around a common library and living room. Interior designer Thad Hayes perfected the integration between function and feel in the more recent accommodations. The attention to detail continues outdoors, with gardens and grounds designed by landscape architect Dan Kiley. The result is a natural topography reminiscent of a country estate replete with recreational areas and wild gardens.

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