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Our place is close to the beach, (1 hour away), but we are RIGHT on the river. Lots of great day trips from the middle of the Eastern shore, but you may not want to leave. You’ll love our place because of the coziness, the views, the high ceilings, the uniqueness. Try out the Tiny House experience. Full kitchen, Private heated outside shower, Queen size bed in loft and full size futon on first floor. My place is good for couples and solo adventurers.

This is a TINY HOUSE. Not a lot of storage, pack simply. Indoor powder room with marine flushing toilet. If you're not familiar, we will instruct you how to use. Bathroom and kitchen sink function with room temp water, Shower is OUTDOOR, but water is heated to 40 degrees above incoming water temp. Overall dimensions approx. 8' X 16'. Kitchen has induction burners and outdoor grill also available. Because of water access issues, we don't rent during the coldest months. Spring, Summer and fall are perfect and we have heat and AC

We are less than a mile off Rt 404 and 1 mile from the heart of Denton, but the setting feels very rural. The view from the wall of glass is pure riverfront heaven.

A clean comfortable home. Relaxing and inviting. Outdoor spaces are fabulous

Well kept nicely decorated 102 year old home. Beautiful manicured gardens and outdoor room. Fire pit and wrap around porch for relaxing. Pool is open in summer months. 2 bedrooms available 1 queen bed for 2 guests and a (Riverton Retreat too) small room with a trundle bed that sleeps 2 guests on twin beds. All comforts of home provided for $89 per night for each room, $10 2nd guest fee and a $20 cleaning fee OR Come for a weekend retreat of relaxation and rejuvenation! For extra fee: private Yoga, and pilates sessions available, water aerobics in the summer, lavender bath for 2 in double size jacuzzi bathtub, and healthy cooking classes that you cook your own dinner. Spend a weekend in lovely Denton and return home rested and renewed!

Very quiet family oriented neighborhood. I love it here!

Adorable 105 year old updated farmhouse. Central location to explore the Eastern Shore, Harriett Tubman byway and get away to the quiet hospitality of Shore living. The house sits back from the Choptank River but is visible from the 2nd floor stargazing deck. You have access to the pier/dock, beautiful saltwater pool and Kayaks/Canoes. Bathrooms and kitchen have been completely renovated. We live on property in the main house, and there is a Tiny house on property we also rent on Airbnb.

The house is casual and cozy. Great place to extend your beach vacation and enjoy the peace and quiet of small town shore living. Dont miss the lounge chairs on the 2nd floor deck. The sunsets and stargazing are amazing!!!

The property is rural but located very close to shopping and downtown Denton. Walking or biking distance.

A private junior one bedroom with city feeling in a rural historic downtown setting, just above an eclectic Irish pub and brewery. Enjoy an alternative to hotels with the comforts of home while exploring Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Garland Vineyard Guest House is located in beautiful Denton MD 5 minutes away from the historic Choptank River. Less than an hour from Ocean City, MD, the Delaware Beaches and Dover International Speedway and less the 1 1/2 hour from Baltimore MD. This beautiful home has gorgeous views and offers a relaxed farm / vineyard setting, perfect for a family vacation.

In a quiet residential neighborhood, 1.5 miles from historic Easton; Avalon Theater, art galleries, museums, gourmet dining, upscale shopping. Less than a mile from Wal-Mart, under 4 miles, BJ's, Target, Olive Garden, Chipotle, Panera Bread, McDonalds. Under 10 miles Chesapeake Maritime Museum, historic St Michaels and Oxford. . Queen sized bed, use of kitchen, dining and living room, single level. Washer and dryer for your use. Off street parking. Private back yard and patio.

Queen sized bed (new) in a very quiet bedroom with private bath just outside the door. Computer desk and chair, closet with hangers, iron and ironing board, extra quilts.

Quiet, well kept neighborhood. Five minutes from Route 50, but no noise, other than the birds tweeting for their dinner.

Located 20 miles South of Dover, DE. 40 minutes to Delaware Beaches.

There are three upstairs bedrooms with living room and full bathroom. Bathroom is shared with your party only.

Country setting surrounded by farms and fields.

The Rustic Room is a beautiful cozy bedroom (12 x 12) located in our shop. Private Entrance . It is intended for travelers who just want a clean quiet place to sleep & rest before heading to their destination. In your room is a rustic kitchen with coffee, refrigerator, toaster & m.wave. Game room w/pool table. Enjoy outdoors too from your fire pit, BBQ grill, hammock and outdoor shower & Jacuzzi & Pool (seasonal). Your bathroom is short walk to the main house, Kid and Pet friendly:)

Your Rustic Room is a beautiful cozy bedroom located in our shop (12 x 12). Has private Entrance, It is intended for travelers who just want a clean quiet place to sleep & rest before heading to their destination. In your room is a full size bed and room for an air mattress. You have a rustic kitchen with coffee, refrigerator, toaster & m.wave. Have Fun in the game room and shoot pool. Enjoy the outdoors too from the fire pit, hammock and uniques outdoor shower, outdoor Jacuzzi and pool - all located in the woodlands! (seasonal). Your bathroom is a short walk to the main house. While you're there, grab a cup of Nespresso and maybe cook up some waffles. Kid and Pet friendly:) Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:) HOUSE RULES_We are an environmentally conscious family. All who share this value are welcome to come. Please use our resources= water, electricity, paper products, linens & other amenities as you would in your own home.. as needed, gently and conservatively. HOUSE RULES 1)Wifi is unlimited for shopping, browsing and email. Please no downloading or streaming. 2) Please let us know the # of guests 3) Please tell us if hosting an event, celebration or party. 4) Alcohol, music and noise within moderation. 5) Smoking is outdoors. PET GUIDELINES & FEE- 1) Your dog is predictably friendly around all people and other animals 2) If left unattended- please crate 3) When walking please use a leash 4) Ensure the Rabies vaccination is current. 5) Please walk well away from house/yard or pick up after them. 6) Please keep off household furniture if possible. Otherwise protect furniture with linens PET FEE- Our pet fee is $15/night/pet. payable in a separate transaction through the resolution center that is sent after we agree. FYI - Funds sent through the resolution center have no AIRBNB fees:) Broadkill Beach has a dog friendly section- 22 miles:). Cape Henlopen is a little further and has 2 dog beaches. Also check out "takefidotothebeach.com" as there are 30+ dog friendly restaurants in the area:) "CRITTERS"Please know you are in the country in the woods, surrounded by farm land using organic fertilizer, and that we have all sorts of crawling and flying "Critters" living here . These include hornets, carpenter bees, ticks, chiggers, fireflies, dragon flies, lady bugs, centipedes , moths, ants, wood roaches, stink bugs, beetles, spiders, crickets, grass hoppers, cicadas, moths, butterflies, Japanese beetles and more. They are vital to our wonderful, healthy and fragile ecosystem. Larger wildlife-birds, heron, vultures, bats, turkeys. ground hogs, mice, owls, turtles, frogs, snakes. lizards, birds, coons, beaver, skunk, fox, eagles, hawks, possum, deer, 20 + variety of song birds...are all dependent on "Critters" in one way or the other. For this reason, we decided against spraying the entire property with Temprid Insecticide to irradiate them. Our strategy is to try to keep them out of the living areas by minimally spraying around the house, pole building and barn to create a barrier. We've managed to do that with some success. This last winter was great but with summer approaching we know the "Critters" will be back and some already are. The scientists say insects will be the last to survive and based on experience, we believe it! The time of year will determine which critter you get to see and/or deal with. They are most active in warn summer months. Right now, early spring, we are dealing with flies as the adjacent fields are sprayed with fertilizer- ie cow and pig manure. Spring rains were light this year, not much standing water, but still expect mosquitoes. The carpenter bees are here too for a couple of weeks and flying under the eaves. Ants have arrived as well. Spring/ summer/ fall- Flies Spring/ summer/ fall- Mosquitoes. Spring/ summer- Carpenter bees Spring, summer/fall- Ants Summer- Gnats Summer- Crickets Summer- Japanese beetles Summer/ Fall- Spiders Fall- Wooly bears Please help us with the ongoing battle by 1) either taking them out 2) Use pesticides provided. 3) Use swatters 4) put food away and keep the counters clean and dry as water attracts them. 5) Keep window/doors closed and use screens Please be aware that chigger & tics are in the woods so when walking there use the provided Off W/ DEET! If the critters are too much and/or you feel the need to complain and/or post negative comments, please know we will refund you for nights unused. Otherwise, we are available to help in any way we can:) If you have any questions, please ASK!

Were on country back roads limited to local traffic- 1-2 cars an hour and usually less:) Very safe for walking, jogging and biking:)

Thank you for looking at our private suite. There is a private entrance to our suite and you do not have to go into the main house. There is a small refrigerator and a microwave. All flatware provides. You are approximately 30 minutes from Easton and 40 minutes from St Michaels the beach is about 50 minutes away. Caroline county offers hiking , kayaking and biking. We also offer a grill and there is a shared outdoor porch as seen in pictures. You can walk at night and see the stars.

You are welcome to walk the property and the streets are very safe. We have an outdoor porch to sit with a gas fire pit.

We are close to many attractions. Caroline County is great for hiking, biking and kayaking. Easton and St Michaels is 30 to 40 minutes away. The ocean is about an hour. Baltimore is 1 hour away. Do we is about 40 minutes away.

A nineteenth-century farmhouse with a barn and corn crib on 2.25 acres in the town of Denton, Maryland. The house has four bedrooms, one of which is a child's room, two patios, and a sunporch. The eat-in kitchen is fully stocked with a blender, KitchenAid mixer, microwave, convection oven/toaster, and standard coffee maker. We also have games (children's and adults), a smart tv for streaming, and tons of books. The property has lots of benches and pathways. Rooms are on multiple levels.

The house used to belong to Sophie Kerr, a popular early 20th century writer. It's one of the oldest houses in the town (parts of it date back to 1861). The property has lots of trees; there are benches and pathways scattered throughout the 2.75 acres. The house has a reading nook, lots of books, and tons of games (indoor and outdoor, adult and children) as well as a tv.

A small town on the Eastern Shore, Denton is located on the Choptank River (great for boating!). It's near Tuckahoe State Park (a few miles away) which is a great place for kids and adults. The town has one of the best bakeries on the Eastern Shore, wonderful produce stands and there is a dairy farm (with great ice cream) just down the road from the house. Denton has a fabulous restaurant (Harry's), a great pizza place (Sonny's) etc. We are also located just 15 miles from Easton.

This fun and eclectically decorated home is located in downtown Easton, MD near restaurants, shopping, galleries, and theaters. Eclectic decor give this house a rich and comfortable feel. Fully-stocked kitchen, rowing machine/ERG, EPIC massage chair, screened in porch with wrap around sofa Shared space includes large yard w/ hammock, gardens, fire pit, grill, and off-street parking 2 bedrooms with 3 beds, living room with 2 twin sleep spaces Please note: there is Wifi but NO TV (gasp!)

Our house is right in the center of Easton. When you stay with us you will feel tucked away in a quiet secret oasis, surprisingly close to all that Easton has to offer. Our historic home has a large yard with extensive gardens. The yard is fully fenced and we are happy to host polite, non-destructive pets. Lots of personal touches, walking distance to everything in Easton, great garden space with firepit, grill, screened porch, hammock, etc. Please note: there is wifi but no tv in the house

This house is in the "East End" neighborhood, one of the oldest neighborhoods in the state of MD. We are a block from the Rails-to-Trails walking path and .25 miles from the Tidewater Inn.

Welcome to Maryland's Eastern Shore and your own private space in a converted corn crib, complete with the comforts of home. You are here to be pampered. The space includes a vaulted ceiling, queen-sized Casper® mattress, quality linens, heat & AC, wireless Internet, a coffee counter, stocked bar fridge, full bath w/ shower (includes quality bath supplies), and a private entrance. Our space is restricted to two adults, and we ask that you please limit your visit to one vehicle only.

Welcome to a converted barn, complete with a recently renovated and converted corn crib. On one level is the entrance and full (shower) bath, and two steps up, the crib space itself. It has a vaulted ceiling that appears bigger than the building itself, the space includes: a queen-sized bed, heating / air conditioning, a coffee counter, a bar fridge, and sink. We are excited to have a partnership with Casper® mattress. Please follow us on Instagram at: st.aubins_keep Feel free to link your images.

Our neighborhood, long ago, used to be a plantation, complete with manor house and outbuildings. The manor, built around 1800, still stands behind our property, and so too its barn. Now separately owned, the converted brick barn is our home. The farmland that surrounded the estate was sold off and subdivided in the early 50's when the homes you will see around us were built. Our neighborhood is called St. Aubins Heights, named after the manor estate, and is located on the north side of Easton.

Having been called "a tree house on the river" by many guests since there is a oneness with nature afforded by the design of our home. The ever changing view of the river is always enchanting as is the ebb & flow of the tide on the Choptank River. Our dock provides excellent river access and is only 20 feet from the house. A canoe and kayaks are available for guest use and there are amazing sunsets as well.

The apartment's private entrance on the ground level faces the river and borders on a creek which is at the crest of a hill giving a panoramic view of the river from all the windows of which there are 17 with four picture windows in the aparment. Our home is called a "tree house on the river" because of its closeness to the water (20 ft. from the dock) and mature trees surrounding the house. The house is situated on an 18 acre mostly wooded property. THE FEATURES: -Secure well lit private apartment entrance close to parking area - two bedrooms both with a queen sized bed with NEW mattress (12/15), down topper and the other bedroom has a queen size bed with NEW mattress (2/16) with two twin bunk beds one with a down topper and one with a foam topper. All beds have quilts, blankets and fine sheets and pillows. -well-equipped California kitchen (see features below) - 46" Smart TV and Blu Ray DVD player - Full bathroom with tub, shower and tile floor - Laundry room with washer & dryer - Closets with hangers, iron and ironing board - Central A/C and heating + ceiling fans in every room - Gas Fireplace - Recessed lighting + lamps - high ceilings -WHAT WE INCLUDE: - Bathroom: a set of towels, toilet paper, soap, shampoo, conditioner and toothpaste & hairdryer and shaving supplies - Kitchen: Fridge stocked with, water, eggs, English muffins, milk and condiments such as mustard, ketchup, oil, vinegar, etc. - Coffee Makers - a K-cup with coffee and tea supplied with electric kettle - All cooking supplies incl. pots, pans, dishes, glasses, wine glasses, knives, silverware, bottle opener, and other cooking tools; appliances include toaster, microwave with convection and grill features, coffeemaker, blender, gas stove and charcoal grill; snacks include coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. - Miscellaneous: All bed linens plus convertible beds single & double and a blow up mattress with pillows and linens for extra guest or children, tourist info and maps of the area, plenty of books, tissues and Bluetooth speaker for iPod or iPhone and Bose radio with CD player and eclectic array of cds. Having a private patio to use for breakfast or dinners and also a chiminea for cool evenings. There is easy access to the dock where there is a canoe and three kayaks (one sit-on-top) available for use. Additionally, there is a fire pit which overlooks the river. With a coffee maker and basic supplies, guests can settle right in for a cozy stay. Your hosts are available to assist our guests with any questions concerning the area or the apartment but respect our guest's privacy. Our area is rural but relatively close to large city centers such as Washington D.C., Baltimore, MD and Philadelphia, PA and the historic towns of Annapolis, Easton, St. Michael's and Oxford MD. Just 2 miles from the historic Town of Denton and 45 minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, Lewes and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware as well as Dover, Delaware and Ocean City Maryland. There is a public landing, restaurants and an Irish pub in Denton along with a Super Walmart for your basic needs. Two large state parks within a few miles of our home and an Arboretum championing native plants of the coastal plain region along with a museum and shop. Since we are located in the Eastern Shore of Maryland, a car is necessary.Bicycles are available to use at our home and there are many beautiful country roads to cycle. Our home is located a half a mile from the main road (MD. Route. 313) on an well maintained unpaved roadway. A very safe location with some walking paths in our woods and along the stream that borders the property. Dock is a favorite location for watching wildlife and sunsets as well as fishing and reading.

Our rural area captures all the best qualities of being on the river in the woods while also accessible to major city centers such as Washington DC, Baltimore MD and Philadelphia, PA and the historic towns of Annapolis, St. Michael's, Easton and Oxford Maryland. The Delaware beaches (Rehoboth, Bethany, Dewey) are an hour away and Ocean City, Maryland and Assateague Island National Seashore a little further. Our farm is close to two major Maryland State Parks, Tuckahoe (4,000 acres with a lake, hike/bike trails and an arboretum) and Martinak with boat launch on the Choptank River, amphitheater and hiking trails.

Cozy basement apartment with walkout access to covered, heated and lit pool, outdoor fire-pit and walk to curbside parking. Single bedroom, bathroom with shower/tub, eat-in kitchen and full laundry room. Sofa converts to full-sized sleeper, and cot available if needed for an extra guest. Comfortably sleeps 5. Let us know if you have questions! 😊

Full basement apartment. One bedroom; living room; full bath; well equipped, eat-in kitchen; full-sized washer & dryer...and covered, heated pool. Great place for a get-away, or a cozy retreat for a work trip.

Perfect place for walkers/runners - quiet neighborhood with sidewalks-within minutes of downtown shopping/dining.

Small town charm close to shopping, restaurants and , close to waterfronts and parks.

Within walking distance of shopping, restaurants, parks, church, art galleries and museums.

Tree Haven is a quiet, private community where families watch out and support each other.

Your romantic studio apartment is completely private. Located in woods &has private parking, walkway & entrance. Luxurious (35 x 35)w/ cathedral ceilings. Comfy Queen bed, pull out sofa. Bath w/ Jacuzzi tub. Game Room w/pool table. Kitchenette w/ waffles, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, countertop oven, hotplate, dish's, wraps, spices, Keurig machine and coffee. Fireplace, TV & DVD. Deck w/ swing & grill.. Pets, Outdoor shower & Jacuzzi . Beaches 19 Miles, Rehoboth 29 miles.

Your studio apartment is private, romantic, & luxurious in beautiful surroundings. Nestled in the woods you will enjoy complete privacy as it has private parking, walkway, patio and entrance. Your studio is huge 35 X 35 with cathedral ceilings and has comfortable Queen bed, pull out sofa and plenty of room for 1 or 2 queen air mattresses. Relax in your huge jacuzzi tub for 2. Your Kitchenette is ready for cooking with microwave, refrigerator, toaster, countertop oven, hotplate, dish's, wraps, spices, Nespresso machine, premium coffee and milk frothier to make cappuccino, lattes....! Enjoy making/eating Belgian waffles with the waffle maker, batter, syrup and whipped cream provided. Cuddle up by the fireplace and watch TV or DVD's. You might enjoy the Game room and shoot some pool. Enjoy the outdoors too on your 16 x 20 deck with swing grill. Have fun also in the swimming pool in the woods . Follow the long wooden walkway to the outdoor rustic jet tub and luxury shower hidden in the woods (seasonal) , listen to the sounds of silence and nature while you watch 80 acres of farmland being worked or lying fallow. Play Badminton, Volleyball, soccer, horseshoes and /or cornhole in your backyard. Have a traditional Eastern Shore crab/seafood/oyster feast complete with local corn, tomatoes and watermelon- We can help make this happen- Just ASK!:)! Were just 3 miles off Rt 13 but the roads surrounding our home are limited to local traffic. 1-2 cars an hour and usually less. Very safe for walking, jogging and biking. Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:)

Were on country back roads limited to local traffic- 1-2 cars an hour and usually less:) Very safe for walking, jogging and biking:)

Your Loft bedroom is a beautiful, contemporary and cozy bedroom w/ 1 full bed (12X 9). It is intended for folks who just want a clean, quiet place to rest before their final destination. Enjoy coffee, cook waffles/food and other amenities as we share our kitchen, patio, fire pit and grill. Game room w/pool table.Unique outdoor shower & Jacuzzi & pool. Surrounding roads w/ local traffic-safe for walking, jogging & biking. Closest beach 19Miles. , Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles

Your Loft bedroom is a beautiful, contemporary and cozy bedroom with 1 full size bed (12X 9). It is intended for folks who just want a clean, quiet place to rest before their final destination. Have Fun in the game room and shoot pool. Enjoy coffee, cook waffles/food and other amenities as we share our kitchen, patio, fire pit and grill. Unique outdoor shower & Jacuzzi and pool!. Surrounding roads limited to local traffic & safe for walking, jogging and biking. Closest beach 19Miles. , Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles HOUSE RULES_We are an environmentally conscious family. All who share this value are welcome to come. Please use our resources= water, electricity, paper products, linens & other amenities as you would in your own home.. as needed, gently and conservatively. HOUSE RULES 1)Wifi is unlimited for shopping, browsing and email. Please no downloading or streaming. 2) Please let us know the # of guests 3) Please tell us if hosting an event, celebration or party. 4) Alcohol, music and noise within moderation. 5) Smoking is outdoors. PET GUIDELINES & FEE- 1) Your dog is predictably friendly around all people and other animals 2) If left unattended- please crate 3) When walking please use a leash 4) Ensure the Rabies vaccination is current. 5) Please walk well away from house/yard or pick up after them. 6) Please keep off household furniture if possible. Otherwise protect furniture with linens PET FEE- Our pet fee is $15/night/pet. payable in a separate transaction through the resolution center that is sent after we agree. FYI - Funds sent through the resolution center have no AIRBNB fees:) Broadkill Beach has a dog friendly section- 22 miles:). Cape Henlopen is a little further and has 2 dog beaches. Also check out "takefidotothebeach.com" as there are 30+ dog friendly restaurants in the area:) "CRITTERS"Please know you are in the country in the woods, surrounded by farm land using organic fertilizer, and that we have all sorts of crawling and flying "Critters" living here . These include hornets, carpenter bees, ticks, chiggers, fireflies, dragon flies, lady bugs, centipedes , moths, ants, wood roaches, stink bugs, beetles, spiders, crickets, grass hoppers, cicadas, moths, butterflies, Japanese beetles and more. They are vital to our wonderful, healthy and fragile ecosystem. Larger wildlife-birds, heron, vultures, bats, turkeys. ground hogs, mice, owls, turtles, frogs, snakes. lizards, birds, coons, beaver, skunk, fox, eagles, hawks, possum, deer, 20 + variety of song birds...are all dependent on "Critters" in one way or the other. For this reason, we decided against spraying the entire property with Temprid Insecticide to irradiate them. Our strategy is to try to keep them out of the living areas by minimally spraying around the house, pole building and barn to create a barrier. We've managed to do that with some success. This last winter was great but with summer approaching we know the "Critters" will be back and some already are. The scientists say insects will be the last to survive and based on experience, we believe it! The time of year will determine which critter you get to see and/or deal with. They are most active in warn summer months. Right now, early spring, we are dealing with flies as the adjacent fields are sprayed with fertilizer- ie cow and pig manure. Spring rains were light this year, not much standing water, but still expect mosquitoes. The carpenter bees are here too for a couple of weeks and flying under the eaves. Ants have arrived as well. Spring/ summer/ fall- Flies Spring/ summer/ fall- Mosquitoes. Spring/ summer- Carpenter bees Spring, summer/fall- Ants Summer- Gnats Summer- Crickets Summer- Japanese beetles Summer/ Fall- Spiders Fall- Wooly bears Please help us with the ongoing battle by 1) either taking them out 2) Use pesticides provided. 3) Use swatters 4) put food away and keep the counters clean and dry as water attracts them. 5) Keep window/doors closed and use screens Please be aware that chigger & tics are in the woods so when walking there use the provided Off W/ DEET! If the critters are too much and/or you feel the need to complain and/or post negative comments, please know we will refund you for nights unused. Otherwise, we are available to help in any way we can:) If you have any questions, please ASK!

Country back roads limited to local traffic. 1-2 cars an hour and usually less. Safe for walking, jogging and biking.

One story home with handicap entrance and bathroom, with a spacious, open floor plan. Rural setting on a working farm. Plenty of space for families or groups. Easy access to Delaware beaches, state parks, breweries, wineries, casinos, sport complexes, state fair grounds, tax free shopping, Heritage Shores, golf courses, airports, Bay Bridge and hospitals. Guests will have access to house with key-less entry.

House is handicap accessible, with a ramp and walk in shower. The kitchen is set up for you to enjoy a home cooked meal with plenty of seating to relax and enjoy, or if you prefer grab and go, everything you need for that is available. The property includes a grassy front and back yard for play and relaxation. The location of this home makes it central to many travel or relaxing options. Centrally located between the Delaware beaches, Dover Delaware, Salisbury MD, Kent Island (Bay Bridge) MD

Inviting coffee shop 3 miles away in small local town, within 2 miles of some of the best homemade ice-cream. Antiques, parks, beaches, sports complexes, golf courses, music venues and race tracks are all within a short drive . On the Heritage Bike Trail. We are within 23 miles of the Sports At The Beach and Delaware Turf Sports Complex and 6 miles of Heritage Shores golf course. Only about 45 minutes from the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Terminal in Lewes, De; and about 55 miles to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. Delaware beaches are loaded with swimming, tax-free shopping, and attractions! This is a rural setting, however is within 3 miles of major roadways in Sussex County.

Nestled in the heart of historic Easton, the Bartlett Pear Inn was built in 1790. The classic Federal style architecture honors the past while expressing the comforts of hospitality and modern functionality. Rated #1 on Trip Advisor for Places to Stay in Easton, Bartlett Pear is a place to get away from the pressures of everyday life. Whether getting away for one or two nights, or maybe even longer, the Bartlett Pear Inn will allow you indulge in the greatest luxury of all, time for yourself.

Bathed in shades of deep plum, lilac, and warm, natural linen, this upstairs room is texturally rich with a hyacinth vine woven bed and wicker love seat contrasted beautifully with a classic black & white-tile bath. The suite features a Queen-sized bed, a luxurious soaking tub and shower, television , wi-fi, private bath with shower. An extra cozy room at the top of the inn!

Voted one of the Best Small Towns in America No one in recent memory has called Easton “sleepy,” a common description of small rural towns like ours and one that might have applied to the Talbot County seat as lately as 50 years ago! Easton’s population is just under 15,000, it certainly is not the quiet Eastern Shore village it was a century ago, or even in 1952, when the first bridge linked both sides of the Chesapeake Bay and launched an influx of new visitors, residents, and businesses never before experienced on the Delmarva Peninsula. Yet Easton proudly clings to its small-town identity. And rightfully so. Before it was a town, Easton was an idea set down on paper and decreed in 1710 by the Assembly of the Province of Maryland as the site for a new court house to serve the pre-Revolution population of sea merchants and farmers. In that sense, Easton was an early example of a planned community. It was intended to be a destination. And 300 years later, it is more so than ever. People come to Easton to visit or to live for many reasons. But part of the town’s enduring appeal is its ability to retain a small-town ambiance while, at the same time, offering as much or more to do than communities many times its size. This special combination of services and amenities, as well as its rich history and physical attractiveness, explains why Easton has been singled out as one of the best small towns in America and as one of the best small towns in America for the arts. Need proof? Take a quarter-hour stroll through the center of Easton. Start anywhere downtown, at the statue of the Civil War soldier on the court house green on Washington Street or at the county tourism welcome center, once home to Easton’s fire company, on Harrison Street. Depending, of course, on the time of day and the direction you take, here’s what you’re likely to come upon: a pharmacy with an old-fashioned soda fountain set in the back; the post office; the Tidewater Inn, downtown’s red brick anchor since 1948; several bed-and-breakfasts; antique stores; beauty salons; law offices; art and history museums; real estate offices; three jewelers; two coffee houses; a candy shop; the town office; county offices; circuit and district courts; churches; one of two synagogues on the Eastern Shore; a flower shop; clothing stores for men and women; a toy store; two book stores; furniture stores; offices for accountants and brokers; banks; a dry cleaners; two gas stations; a graphic designer; a shop for outdoor clothing, water fowling gear, and hunting licenses; a yacht club; an ice cream shop; the county’s central library; town and county law enforcement centers; art galleries; the Historic Avalon Theater; one of the most modern hospitals on the Shore; two night clubs; and places to eat-more than a dozen downtown bars and restaurants where you can find dishes ranging from the traditional Eastern Shore crab cake to steaks, Italian fare, pizza, New American cuisine, Mexican traditional, barbecue, soup, sandwiches, fresh-baked bread and pastries, and beverages of all kinds. It is said that Easton has more 4-5 star restaurants than any other small town in the country. Check out these establishments in our business directory! The downtown stroll is filled with opportunity and reward. But the truth is that Easton, because it is a small town, actually discourages anyone from hurrying. That 15 minutes could easily double or triple. How so? There’s plenty of cause to pause. For much of the year, there’s an eye-catching art show of original work by local painters hanging from the street lamps. Shaded benches on the court house green and in Thompson Park entice you to tarry. The window washer’s dog appreciates a friendly pat. As if on cue, a chevron of Canada geese sweeps overhead. And stopping for an impromptu sidewalk chat, the quintessential small-town pastime, is always a likelihood. Traveling beyond the town center by car, bicycle, or scooter reveals more proof of Easton’s vibrancy, even in the face of the country’s worst economic downturn in decades. Bucking the national trend, new restaurants opened doors during the last year and others are scheduled to begin serving soon. Parks are more popular than ever, with soccer, lacrosse, and baseball the seasonal favorites. At Idlewild Park in the southern end of town, parents bring their children to a new and innovative playground that was built through community donations and an extraordinary outpouring of volunteer labor. And in an exemplary model of how town officials and developers can work together for a better Easton, a waterfront park on the banks of the Tred Avon River was set aside for public use. New construction along Idlewild Avenue and Dutchman’s Lane underscores Easton’s role as the Eastern Shore’s center for advanced health care. The facilities complement nearby Memorial Hospital at Easton, the 140-bed successor to the original Easton Emergency Hospital, opened in 1907 in a former Washington Street hotel. At the other end of town, emphasis is on providing jobs and services through light industry. The closing of the Black and Decker assembly plant, at one time one of the county’s largest employers, a few years ago was painful. But new companies have moved into the area to provide exciting prospects for the job picture. Two companies, Global Strategies Group and BAI Aerosystems, a division of L3 Communications Corp., are examples of how modern-day needs for high technology products can be accommodated within Easton’s rural yet sophisticated environment.

Cozy home in the middle of 70 acres of woods and on the banks of the tranquil upper Choptank River. Stone wood-burning fireplace. Two-story great room. Screened porch and deck with views of the river. Deep fresh water and pier for swimming or fishing.

A long quiet sandy dirt road takes you down to the river where our 3 bedroom, 2 bath house sits surrounded by 70 acres of trees. A stone wood-burning fireplace offers warmth and ambiance in a comfy two-story great room with dining area and open kitchen. Enjoy cookouts and cocktails in the screened porch or on a large deck with views of the river. Sit in the sun and swim off the pier in deep fresh water (no nettles). Your dog can jump into the river right from the bank. Take two kayaks up or down river to bird watch (blue heron, white egrets, ospreys and ducks are everywhere) and explore the tiny tributaries that take you deep into wooded spots where the birds nest. End your day with an outdoor shower (available April - Oct) with views of the woods.

Easton, St. Michael’s and Oxford restaurants and shopping are 30-45 minutes away. Rehoboth Beach is about an hour away offering a fun day trip. Grocery stores are about 5 miles away and produce stands are close by. Denton has a couple of good restaurants too.

Your Nature Retreat is cozy bedroom w/bath & kitchenette. We are nestled in woods & breathtaking views of farmland. Come relax &enjoy quality time w/ family, friends, pets in peaceful countryside. Q. bed & pull out sofa. Sink, refrigerator, m.wave, toaster oven, hot plate, oven, dishes, wraps, Waffles. Nespresso coffee.Game room w/pool table. Bathe in Unique outdoor shower and Jacuzzi or swim in the pool. Roads w/ local traffic- safe for walking, jogging & biking. Beach 19Miles.Rehoboth 29M

Your Nature Retreat is a cozy, private bedroom with potentially shared bath & Kitchenette nestled in woods on 80 acre farm. Come to relax and enjoy quality time with family, friends and pets in peaceful countryside. You all will love the many amenities here including our unique Rustic jet tub and shower in the middle of the woods (seasonal). The suite is bright and contemporary. 1 large (16 X 18) bedroom with Queen bed, pull out sofa and air mattress available. Minimally shared bathroom that is Kept clean!. Your Kitchen is stocked with everything you need to prepare home cooked meals including appliances, wraps, dishes, spices, dishes,. Nespresso machine, premium coffee and milk frothier to make cappuccino, lattes....! Enjoy making/eating Belgian waffles with the waffle maker, batter, syrup and whipped cream provided. Laundry room available, Have Fun in the game room and shoot pool,Enjoy the outdoors too. You have a unique Outdoor Rustic Jet tub and Shower (seasonal). You also have a swimming pool in the woods (Seasonal). You can use the grill on the back deck to BBQ. If you would like a traditional Eastern Shore crab/seafood/oyster feast complete with local corn, tomatoes and watermelon- let us know as we can help make this happen- Just ASK!:)! .Were 3 miles off Route 13. Surrounding roads limited to local traffic and very safe for walking, jogging and biking. Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:)

Have a crab feast while you're here! Delaware Blue Crabs are a regional specialty and we have connections!! If you're interested-crab let us know and we can help. Options available- cooked or live?? 1/2 bushel or whole bushel?? There is a lot to do here on the farm. Take time to explore Delaware’s countryside at its best. Explore, play and create to your hearts content. We also have swing's, hammock, basketball hoop and fire pit. Just around the corner within two miles is Smith's Family Restaurant offering good, home cooking and very popular with the locals. Andy's pizza is on the left at the Greenwood light. Shore Stop, Royal Farms and Dollar General ahead on the left as well though the light. Greenwood Fire Department has their famous BBQ chicken on the weekends Memorial Day to Labor day. Downtown Greenwood features Café Tamburelli's Italian restaurant. Great pizza and Italian dishes, beer and wine. There is Cowboy's Tavern. Gallery 16 and Amity Coffee Shop is a great for antiques and collectibles and vintage finds. My favorite place! Shop two floors of tastefully displayed, affordable furniture and unique accessories. While you're at it, grab yourself a coffee or handmade ice cream cone from our local dairy farm Vanderwende's both inside Gallery 16. If you missed Gallery 16 store hours, head out of town west on Route 16 to Route 404, turn right on Route 404 to Vanderwende's Ice cream a few miles on the right. It's a hit! Oh so much more is available here. Grocery stores, Walgreen's, Walmart, you name it are all close by... Check out the Atlantic beaches and other events . Slaughter, Rehoboth, Bethany, O.C. are (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) miles. Nearby local and regional events include Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, State Fair, The Harrington casino and raceway.

Nestled in the heart of historic Easton, the Bartlett Pear Inn was built in 1790. The classic Federal style architecture honors the past while expressing the comforts of hospitality and modern functionality. Rated #1 on Trip Advisor for Places to Stay in Easton, Bartlett Pear is a place to get away from the pressures of everyday life. Whether getting away for one or two nights, or maybe even longer, the Bartlett Pear Inn will allow you indulge in the greatest luxury of all, time for yourself.

Appointed with a queen bed and bistro corner, you will enjoy a bird’s-eye view through the historic front porch from this freshly accented white-and-blue room. This room features a queen bed, television, wi-fi, and private bath with stall shower. A straight-forward and peaceful room on the second floor.

Voted one of the Best Small Towns in America No one in recent memory has called Easton “sleepy,” a common description of small rural towns like ours and one that might have applied to the Talbot County seat as lately as 50 years ago! Easton’s population is just under 15,000, it certainly is not the quiet Eastern Shore village it was a century ago, or even in 1952, when the first bridge linked both sides of the Chesapeake Bay and launched an influx of new visitors, residents, and businesses never before experienced on the Delmarva Peninsula. Yet Easton proudly clings to its small-town identity. And rightfully so. Before it was a town, Easton was an idea set down on paper and decreed in 1710 by the Assembly of the Province of Maryland as the site for a new court house to serve the pre-Revolution population of sea merchants and farmers. In that sense, Easton was an early example of a planned community. It was intended to be a destination. And 300 years later, it is more so than ever. People come to Easton to visit or to live for many reasons. But part of the town’s enduring appeal is its ability to retain a small-town ambiance while, at the same time, offering as much or more to do than communities many times its size. This special combination of services and amenities, as well as its rich history and physical attractiveness, explains why Easton has been singled out as one of the best small towns in America and as one of the best small towns in America for the arts. Need proof? Take a quarter-hour stroll through the center of Easton. Start anywhere downtown, at the statue of the Civil War soldier on the court house green on Washington Street or at the county tourism welcome center, once home to Easton’s fire company, on Harrison Street. Depending, of course, on the time of day and the direction you take, here’s what you’re likely to come upon: a pharmacy with an old-fashioned soda fountain set in the back; the post office; the Tidewater Inn, downtown’s red brick anchor since 1948; several bed-and-breakfasts; antique stores; beauty salons; law offices; art and history museums; real estate offices; three jewelers; two coffee houses; a candy shop; the town office; county offices; circuit and district courts; churches; one of two synagogues on the Eastern Shore; a flower shop; clothing stores for men and women; a toy store; two book stores; furniture stores; offices for accountants and brokers; banks; a dry cleaners; two gas stations; a graphic designer; a shop for outdoor clothing, water fowling gear, and hunting licenses; a yacht club; an ice cream shop; the county’s central library; town and county law enforcement centers; art galleries; the Historic Avalon Theater; one of the most modern hospitals on the Shore; two night clubs; and places to eat-more than a dozen downtown bars and restaurants where you can find dishes ranging from the traditional Eastern Shore crab cake to steaks, Italian fare, pizza, New American cuisine, Mexican traditional, barbecue, soup, sandwiches, fresh-baked bread and pastries, and beverages of all kinds. It is said that Easton has more 4-5 star restaurants than any other small town in the country. Check out these establishments in our business directory! The downtown stroll is filled with opportunity and reward. But the truth is that Easton, because it is a small town, actually discourages anyone from hurrying. That 15 minutes could easily double or triple. How so? There’s plenty of cause to pause. For much of the year, there’s an eye-catching art show of original work by local painters hanging from the street lamps. Shaded benches on the court house green and in Thompson Park entice you to tarry. The window washer’s dog appreciates a friendly pat. As if on cue, a chevron of Canada geese sweeps overhead. And stopping for an impromptu sidewalk chat, the quintessential small-town pastime, is always a likelihood. Traveling beyond the town center by car, bicycle, or scooter reveals more proof of Easton’s vibrancy, even in the face of the country’s worst economic downturn in decades. Bucking the national trend, new restaurants opened doors during the last year and others are scheduled to begin serving soon. Parks are more popular than ever, with soccer, lacrosse, and baseball the seasonal favorites. At Idlewild Park in the southern end of town, parents bring their children to a new and innovative playground that was built through community donations and an extraordinary outpouring of volunteer labor. And in an exemplary model of how town officials and developers can work together for a better Easton, a waterfront park on the banks of the Tred Avon River was set aside for public use. New construction along Idlewild Avenue and Dutchman’s Lane underscores Easton’s role as the Eastern Shore’s center for advanced health care. The facilities complement nearby Memorial Hospital at Easton, the 140-bed successor to the original Easton Emergency Hospital, opened in 1907 in a former Washington Street hotel. At the other end of town, emphasis is on providing jobs and services through light industry. The closing of the Black and Decker assembly plant, at one time one of the county’s largest employers, a few years ago was painful. But new companies have moved into the area to provide exciting prospects for the job picture. Two companies, Global Strategies Group and BAI Aerosystems, a division of L3 Communications Corp., are examples of how modern-day needs for high technology products can be accommodated within Easton’s rural yet sophisticated environment.

IdylwildFarm: Horse farm in rural area. Great for people who plan to be outdoors or visiting local sights and events / beach (45 min. east) / bay (45 min. west) / woods / waterways / birding / doing the Eagle or Iron Man / Firefly Festival / traveling the Harriet Tubman Underground Railway Historic Route! See visitcaroline for county events, sights, restaurants and more in our area.

Welcome to use kitchen for making & cleaning up your own breakfast & storing food. If you enjoy cooking dinner, you're welcome to have us to dinner & we'll wash up! Wonderful local produce and dairy products available in season. If you are bringing a horse we have stall/paddock available for a fee. We have an indoor dog & cat. Area not suitable for guests with animal or outdoor allergies. Unable to host children under 12 due to insurance risks related to horses on property.

Farm country half-way between the beach and the bay, great for bicyclists, birders. Very quiet. Antiquing and local History abound. We are along the historic Harriett Tubman UNDERGROUND RAILROAD SCENIC ROUTE and also recommend visiting the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Cambridge. Nightlife: USA Dance Club Latin/Swing/ Ballroom dances in Easton, Salisbury & Denton 4x/month. Classy restaurants in Easton & St. Michaels.

Barn is perfect for you, family, friends, pets to have fun. Private & peaceful w/ Kitchen, waffles, dining room, living room 2 BR's. Bathroom w/Jacuzzi, TV, Fireplace. Private yard, patio, swing(s) fire pit, grill, Outdoor Jacuzzi & Shower-Take a bubble bath in the woods! Swimming pool.Game room with pool table.For large Families & Party groups- a Party Hot Tub & Bunkhouse available for additional charge. Country Roads safe for walking, jogging & biking. Beach-19 M, Rehoboth- 29M. Bethany-47

Your Barn is the perfect place for you, family, friends & pets to relax, rejuvenate, play, create and have fun to your heart's content:). You will enjoy total privacy, peace and quiet in Rural Delaware yet are close to major attractions. You might day trip to the beach- just 19 Miles, Georgetown 17M or Dover 24 M:) Pack light and just bring clothes and food as we have everything you and your crew will need! Downstairs you'll find your kitchen, dining room, living room and bathroom. Your bathroom is 8 x 12 and has beautiful tiled tub/shower to relax and unwind. Your eat in kitchen(12 x 12) is stocked with everything you need to prepare home cooked meals including appliances, wraps, dishes, spices, dishes,. Nespresso machine, premium coffee and milk frothier to make cappuccino, lattes....! Enjoy making/eating Belgian waffles with the waffle maker, batter, syrup and whipped cream provided. Your dining table seats 6-8 and has woodland views. Living room is 12 X 14 and opens to kitchen. It has full-size sleeper sofa, room for air mattresses as needed, TV and DVD player and electric fireplace. From your living room you walk out to your large private patio with furniture, swing (s), hammock, fire pit, fruit trees, and grill all overlooking 80 acres of working farmland. About 300 feet away in the woods you'll notice a Gazebo. Here you'll find our favorite spot- the outdoor Jacuzzi and shower nestled in the woods (seasonal) . It too is totally private except of course for the woodland creatures who are nearby- deer, foxes, wild turkeys, eagles....You also have a swimming pool in the woods (seasonal). The upper floor is the renovated Hay Loft. It has 2 bedrooms. Bedroom #1 is 12 x 14 and has 1 queen cedar log bed and full size futon sofa. Wall to wall windows overlook 180 degrees of countryside. This bedroom also has a wonderful 10 x 12 balcony that has breathtaking views of Delaware's countryside that extends MILES! Bedroom #2 has a full size bed also with views of the countryside. You also have entertainment outside & indoors. Indoors have fun in the game room and shoot some pool.. Outdoors, you have Badminton, Volleyball, soccer, horseshoes and /or cornhole in your backyard. Have a traditional Eastern Shore crab/seafood/oyster feast complete with local corn, tomatoes and watermelon- We can help make this happen- Just ASK!:)! . FOR LARGE Family and Party GROUPS we have a Party hot tub & Party bunkhouse available for small additional charge. PLEASE ASK AT TIME OF RESERVATION IF YOU WISH TO ADD 1 OR BOTH TO YOUR RESERVATION! Here is more information: Your private Party hot tub is for 1-6 people. We set it up for your group's sole use on your patio. We fill with fresh well water, heat to a perfect 104 degrees and maintain it. We also have an attached Party bunkhouse available (12 X 20) w/ 2 full size beds loft style, 1 king bed and up to 2 air mattresses. Were 3 miles off Route 13. Surrounding roads are limited to local traffic- 1 to 2 cars an hour and usually less which and makes them very safe for walking, jogging and biking. Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:)

Have a crab feast while you're here! Delaware Blue Crabs are a regional specialty and we have connections!! If you're interested-crab let us know and we can help. Options available- cooked or live?? 1/2 bushel or whole bushel?? There is a lot to do here on the farm. Take time to explore Delaware’s countryside at its best. Explore, play and create to your hearts content. We also have swing's, hammock, basketball hoop and fire pit. Just around the corner within two miles is Smith's Family Restaurant offering good, home cooking and very popular with the locals. Andy's pizza is on the left at the Greenwood light. Shore Stop, Royal Farms and Dollar General ahead on the left as well though the light. Greenwood Fire Department has their famous BBQ chicken on the weekends Memorial Day to Labor day. Downtown Greenwood features Café Tamburelli's Italian restaurant. Great pizza and Italian dishes, beer and wine. There is Cowboy's Tavern. Gallery 16 and Amity Coffee Shop is a great for antiques and collectibles and vintage finds. My favorite place! Shop two floors of tastefully displayed, affordable furniture and unique accessories. While you're at it, grab yourself a coffee or handmade ice cream cone from our local dairy farm Vanderwende's both inside Gallery 16. If you missed Gallery 16 store hours, head out of town west on Route 16 to Route 404, turn right on Route 404 to Vanderwende's Ice cream a few miles on the right. It's a hit! Oh so much more is available here. Grocery stores, Walgreen's, Walmart, you name it are all close by... Check out the Atlantic beaches and other events . Slaughter, Rehoboth, Bethany, O.C. are (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) miles. Nearby local and regional events include Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, State Fair, The Harrington casino and raceway.

Your beautiful luxury Apartment wi/2 BR's, kitchen, waffles,great room,sofa bed & patio. You will enjoy complete privacy as it has its own entrance, walkway & parking. BR #1 has a Queen bed, BR #2 - 2 full beds,Living room W/queen pull out sofa & plenty of room for air mattresses. Bathroom w/ romantic Jacuzzi. Waffles. Game Room w/pool table. Enjoy unique outdoor shower, Jacuzzi tub & swimming pool in woods.PARTY HOT TUB available for additional charge. BEACHES 19 MILES, Rehoboth 29 miles

Have Fun & Relax in your beautiful Countryside retreat. 2 BR's, kitchen, great room with sofa bed, and patio. You will enjoy complete privacy as it has its own entrance, walkway and parking. BR #1 has a Queen bed, BR #2 has a double loft bed with 2 full mattresses, Living room with queen pull out sofa and plenty of room for 1 or 2 air mattresses. The contemporary bathroom has a romantic Jacuzzi. Pack light because your Kitchen is stocked with dishware, wraps, spices, Nespresso machine, premium coffee and milk frothier to make cappuccino, lattes.... Enjoy making/eating Belgian waffles with the waffle maker, batter, syrup and whipped cream provided. Other special features of the apartment are electric fireplace, stained glass throughout, heated wood floors, Jenn Aire stove, lots of windows and open living areas, Enjoy the equally awe- inspiring outdoors too. Look out any window and you see farms, fields, woods and wildlife. Your huge patio is ready for fun with furniture, a swing, basketball hoop, grill & hot tub available (seperate charge), Have Fun in the game room and shoot pool,. A short wooden walkway leads to the outdoor Rustic jet tub and shower w/ instant hot water (seasonal) overlooking 80 acres of working farmland and next to a 150-year-old oak tree:) We also have a swimming pool in the woods. Play Badminton, Volleyball, soccer, horseshoes and /or cornhole in your backyard:). Have a traditional Eastern Shore crab/seafood/oyster feast complete with local corn, tomatoes and watermelon- We can help make this happen- Just ASK!:)! FOR LARGER Family and Party GROUPS we have a Party hot tub for small additional charge. PLEASE ASK AT TIME OF RESERVATION IF YOU WISH TO ADD IT YOUR RESERVATION! Your private Party hot tub is for 1-3 people. We set it up for your group's sole use on your patio. We fill with fresh well water, heat to a perfect 104 degrees and maintain it. Were 3 miles off Route 13. Surrounding roads are limited to local traffic- 1 to 2 cars an hour and usually less which and makes the. Were just 3 miles off Rt 13 but the roads surrounding our home are limited to local traffic. 1-2 cars an hour and usually less. Very safe for walking, jogging and biking. Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:)

Have a crab feast while you're here! Delaware Blue Crabs are a regional specialty and we have connections!! If you're interested-crab let us know and we can help. Options available- cooked or live?? 1/2 bushel or whole bushel?? There is a lot to do here on the farm. Take time to explore Delaware’s countryside at its best. Explore, play and create to your hearts content. We also have swing's, hammock, basketball hoop and fire pit. Just around the corner within two miles is Smith's Family Restaurant offering good, home cooking and very popular with the locals. Andy's pizza is on the left at the Greenwood light. Shore Stop, Royal Farms and Dollar General ahead on the left as well though the light. Greenwood Fire Department has their famous BBQ chicken on the weekends Memorial Day to Labor day. Downtown Greenwood features Café Tamburelli's Italian restaurant. Great pizza and Italian dishes, beer and wine. There is Cowboy's Tavern. Gallery 16 and Amity Coffee Shop is a great for antiques and collectibles and vintage finds. My favorite place! Shop two floors of tastefully displayed, affordable furniture and unique accessories. While you're at it, grab yourself a coffee or handmade ice cream cone from our local dairy farm Vanderwende's both inside Gallery 16. If you missed Gallery 16 store hours, head out of town west on Route 16 to Route 404, turn right on Route 404 to Vanderwende's Ice cream a few miles on the right. It's a hit! Oh so much more is available here. Grocery stores, Walgreen's, Walmart, you name it are all close by... Check out the Atlantic beaches and other events . Slaughter, Rehoboth, Bethany, O.C. are (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) miles. Nearby local and regional events include Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, State Fair, The Harrington casino and raceway.

The St. Michaels Room (2nd fl) features:  - King bed - 2 chairs  - Cable TV - Central AC/heat - Ceiling fan  - HEPA air filtration  - Bubble-jet soaking tub - Walk-In shower w/high-pressure rainfall showerhead - Heated to

The St. Michaels Room, on the second floor, has a California King pillow-top bed with down comforter and pillows (the bed can be split into two twin beds if preferred).  With one of the largest bathrooms at the Inn, St. Michaels offers the only bubble-jet/Jacuzzi slipper clawfoot tub on the property, a large, separate shower room with a high-pressure, massaging rainfall shower head, and a heated towel rack.  A cozy sitting area, central air/heating, a ceiling fan, HEPA air-filtration, and TV complete this warm and inviting space.

We have 6 unique en suite rooms with delightful Victorian architecture, traditional details, and modern luxury. All rooms include central air conditioning/heating, ceiling fans, large windows overlooking the property and/or the historic district, HEPA Air Filtration System, sound proofing, private bathrooms with heated towel racks, unlimited hot water, high pressure shower heads, some with claw-foot soaking tubs or bubble-jet massaging tub, ESA Eco-Friendly bath products (Glycerin Soap, Shampoo, Conditioner, Sower Gel, Body Lotion), hair dryers, shower caps and bath salts. Rooms all have Queen or King pillow-top mattresses, down pillows and comforters and additional seating areas. Some rooms also have working fireplaces.   

Gorgeous home with comfortable sleeping in twin beds. Great outdoor spaces for relaxing. You wont want to leave!

Well kept nicely decorated 101 year old home. Beautiful manicured gardens and outdoor room. Fire pit and wrap around porch for relaxing. Pool is open in summer months. 2 bedrooms available (Riverton Retreat-1 queen bed for 2 guests) and (a small room with a trundle bed that sleeps 2 guests on twin beds is Riverton Retreat too.) All comforts of home provided for $89 per night for each room, $10 2nd guest fee and a $20 cleaning fee per room. OR Come for a weekend retreat of relaxation and rejuvenation! For extra fee private Yoga, and pilates sessions available, water aerobics in the summer, private tennis lessons, lavender bath for 2 in double size jacuzzi bathtub, and healthy cooking classes that you cook your own dinner. Spend a weekend in lovely Denton and return home rested and renewed!

Very quiet family oriented neighborhood. I love it here!

Your romantic studio apartment is completely private. Located in woods &has private parking, walkway & entrance. Luxurious (35 x 35)w/ cathedral ceilings. Queen bed, pull out sofa. Bath w/ Jacuzzi tub. Kitchenette w/ waffles, m.wave, refrigerator, toaster, countertop oven, hotplate, dish's, wraps, spices, Nespresso machine/coffee and Waffles. Fireplace, TV & DVD.Game room w/pool table. Deck w/ swing & grill..Private fire pit. Pets, Outdoor shower & Jacuzzi . Beaches 19 Miles, Rehoboth 29 miles.

Your studio apartment is private, romantic, & luxurious in beautiful surroundings. Nestled in the woods you will enjoy complete privacy as it has private parking, walkway, patio and entrance. Your studio is huge 35 X 35 with cathedral ceilings and has comfortable Queen bed, pull out sofa and plenty of room for 1 or 2 queen air mattresses. Relax in your huge jacuzzi tub for 2. Your Kitchenette is ready for cooking with microwave, refrigerator, toaster, countertop oven, hotplate, dish's, wraps, spices, Nespresso machine, premium coffee and milk frothier to make cappuccino, lattes....! Enjoy making/eating Belgian waffles with the waffle maker, batter, syrup and whipped cream provided. Cuddle up by the fireplace and watch TV or DVD's. You might enjoy the Game room and shoot some pool,. Enjoy the outdoors too on your 16 x 20 deck with swing grill. Have fun also in the swimming pool in the woods . Follow the long wooden walkway to the outdoor rustic jet tub and luxury shower hidden in the woods (seasonal) , listen to the sounds of silence and nature while you watch 80 acres of farmland being worked or lying fallow. Play Badminton, Volleyball, soccer, horseshoes and /or cornhole in your backyard. Have a traditional Eastern Shore crab/seafood/oyster feast complete with local corn, tomatoes and watermelon- We can help make this happen- Just ASK!:)! Were just 3 miles off Rt 13 but the roads surrounding our home are limited to local traffic. 1-2 cars an hour and usually less. Very safe for walking, jogging and biking. Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:)

Were on country back roads limited to local traffic- 1-2 cars an hour and usually less:) Very safe for walking, jogging and biking:)

Nestled in the heart of historic Easton, the Bartlett Pear Inn was built in 1790. The classic Federal style architecture honors the past while expressing the comforts of hospitality and modern functionality. Rated #1 on Trip Advisor for Places to Stay in Easton, Bartlett Pear is a place to get away from the pressures of everyday life. Whether getting away for one or two nights, or maybe even longer, the Bartlett Pear Inn will allow you indulge in the greatest luxury of all, time for yourself.

This luxurious King Suite is beautifully appointed! Quietly situated on the second floor of the house, the Bosc Suite has extraordinary views. Through the floor to ceiling windows, the church down the street is framed pear-fectly. Listen to the church bells chime as you melt into the extra soft bed. Enjoy the balcony in warmer months and the fireplace in the winter. Soak your stress away in the clawfoot bathtub.

Voted one of the Best Small Towns in America No one in recent memory has called Easton “sleepy,” a common description of small rural towns like ours and one that might have applied to the Talbot County seat as lately as 50 years ago! Easton’s population is just under 15,000, it certainly is not the quiet Eastern Shore village it was a century ago, or even in 1952, when the first bridge linked both sides of the Chesapeake Bay and launched an influx of new visitors, residents, and businesses never before experienced on the Delmarva Peninsula. Yet Easton proudly clings to its small-town identity. And rightfully so. Before it was a town, Easton was an idea set down on paper and decreed in 1710 by the Assembly of the Province of Maryland as the site for a new court house to serve the pre-Revolution population of sea merchants and farmers. In that sense, Easton was an early example of a planned community. It was intended to be a destination. And 300 years later, it is more so than ever. People come to Easton to visit or to live for many reasons. But part of the town’s enduring appeal is its ability to retain a small-town ambiance while, at the same time, offering as much or more to do than communities many times its size. This special combination of services and amenities, as well as its rich history and physical attractiveness, explains why Easton has been singled out as one of the best small towns in America and as one of the best small towns in America for the arts. Need proof? Take a quarter-hour stroll through the center of Easton. Start anywhere downtown, at the statue of the Civil War soldier on the court house green on Washington Street or at the county tourism welcome center, once home to Easton’s fire company, on Harrison Street. Depending, of course, on the time of day and the direction you take, here’s what you’re likely to come upon: a pharmacy with an old-fashioned soda fountain set in the back; the post office; the Tidewater Inn, downtown’s red brick anchor since 1948; several bed-and-breakfasts; antique stores; beauty salons; law offices; art and history museums; real estate offices; three jewelers; two coffee houses; a candy shop; the town office; county offices; circuit and district courts; churches; one of two synagogues on the Eastern Shore; a flower shop; clothing stores for men and women; a toy store; two book stores; furniture stores; offices for accountants and brokers; banks; a dry cleaners; two gas stations; a graphic designer; a shop for outdoor clothing, water fowling gear, and hunting licenses; a yacht club; an ice cream shop; the county’s central library; town and county law enforcement centers; art galleries; the Historic Avalon Theater; one of the most modern hospitals on the Shore; two night clubs; and places to eat-more than a dozen downtown bars and restaurants where you can find dishes ranging from the traditional Eastern Shore crab cake to steaks, Italian fare, pizza, New American cuisine, Mexican traditional, barbecue, soup, sandwiches, fresh-baked bread and pastries, and beverages of all kinds. It is said that Easton has more 4-5 star restaurants than any other small town in the country. Check out these establishments in our business directory! The downtown stroll is filled with opportunity and reward. But the truth is that Easton, because it is a small town, actually discourages anyone from hurrying. That 15 minutes could easily double or triple. How so? There’s plenty of cause to pause. For much of the year, there’s an eye-catching art show of original work by local painters hanging from the street lamps. Shaded benches on the court house green and in Thompson Park entice you to tarry. The window washer’s dog appreciates a friendly pat. As if on cue, a chevron of Canada geese sweeps overhead. And stopping for an impromptu sidewalk chat, the quintessential small-town pastime, is always a likelihood. Traveling beyond the town center by car, bicycle, or scooter reveals more proof of Easton’s vibrancy, even in the face of the country’s worst economic downturn in decades. Bucking the national trend, new restaurants opened doors during the last year and others are scheduled to begin serving soon. Parks are more popular than ever, with soccer, lacrosse, and baseball the seasonal favorites. At Idlewild Park in the southern end of town, parents bring their children to a new and innovative playground that was built through community donations and an extraordinary outpouring of volunteer labor. And in an exemplary model of how town officials and developers can work together for a better Easton, a waterfront park on the banks of the Tred Avon River was set aside for public use. New construction along Idlewild Avenue and Dutchman’s Lane underscores Easton’s role as the Eastern Shore’s center for advanced health care. The facilities complement nearby Memorial Hospital at Easton, the 140-bed successor to the original Easton Emergency Hospital, opened in 1907 in a former Washington Street hotel. At the other end of town, emphasis is on providing jobs and services through light industry. The closing of the Black and Decker assembly plant, at one time one of the county’s largest employers, a few years ago was painful. But new companies have moved into the area to provide exciting prospects for the job picture. Two companies, Global Strategies Group and BAI Aerosystems, a division of L3 Communications Corp., are examples of how modern-day needs for high technology products can be accommodated within Easton’s rural yet sophisticated environment.

Beautiful 2 BR APT w/Jacuzzi has private entrance, walkway, parking & Patio. . Stocked Kitchen.Waffles. Bathroom W/romantic Jacuzzi. BR #1 -Q bed, BR #2 double loft bed w/ 2 full beds, Living room with Q sofa & plenty room for 1-2 air mattresses. Game Room w/pool table. Take a bubble bath in the woods in unique outdoor shower & tub in the woods. Swimming Pool too. Private patio with basketball court:). PARTY HOT Tub available for additional charge.Visit the Beach 19 MILES, Rehoboth 29 miles.

Have Fun & Relax in your beautiful Countryside retreat. 2 BR's, kitchen, great room with sofa bed, and patio. You will enjoy complete privacy as it has its own entrance, walkway and parking. BR #1 has a Queen bed, BR #2 has a double loft bed with 2 full mattresses, Living room with queen pull out sofa and plenty of room for 1 or 2 air mattresses. The contemporary bathroom has a romantic Jacuzzi. Pack light because your Kitchen is stocked with dishware, wraps, spices, Nespresso machine, premium coffee and milk frothier to make cappuccino, lattes.... Enjoy making/eating Belgian waffles with the waffle maker, batter, syrup and whipped cream provided. Other special features of the apartment are electric fireplace, stained glass throughout, heated wood floors, Jenn Aire stove, lots of windows and open living areas, Enjoy the equally awe- inspiring outdoors too. Look out any window and you see farms, fields, woods and wildlife. Your huge patio is ready for fun with furniture, a swing, basketball hoop, grill & hot tub available (seperate charge), Have Fun in the game room and shoot pool. A short wooden walkway leads to the outdoor Rustic jet tub and shower w/ instant hot water (seasonal) overlooking 80 acres of working farmland and next to a 150-year-old oak tree:) We also have a swimming pool in the woods. Play Badminton, Volleyball, soccer, horseshoes and /or cornhole in your backyard:). Have a traditional Eastern Shore crab/seafood/oyster feast complete with local corn, tomatoes and watermelon- We can help make this happen- Just ASK!:)! FOR LARGER Family and Party GROUPS we have a Party hot tub for small additional charge. PLEASE ASK AT TIME OF RESERVATION IF YOU WISH TO ADD IT YOUR RESERVATION! Your private Party hot tub is for 1-3 people. We set it up for your group's sole use on your patio. We fill with fresh well water, heat to a perfect 104 degrees and maintain it. Were 3 miles off Route 13. Surrounding roads are limited to local traffic- 1 to 2 cars an hour and usually less which and makes the. Were just 3 miles off Rt 13 but the roads surrounding our home are limited to local traffic. 1-2 cars an hour and usually less. Very safe for walking, jogging and biking. Nearby local and regional events include Rehoboth Jazz festival, Rehoboth Independent Film Festival, Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, Delaware State Fair, The Harrington Casino and Horse Track. Two hours to Washington, Philadelphia, New Jersey & four hours to New York.Popular beaches close by include Slaughter Beach-19 miles, Rehoboth- 29 miles. Bethany- 47 & O.C.- 57 miles. Your drive time can vary widely as it is dependent on 1) Route taken, 2) Which Beach 3) Time of year, 4) Day of week 5) Time of day and your 5) Your speed. For example- to get to Rehoboth Beach some guests have taken as long as 55 minutes in summer, mid morning and on the weekend. During the off season, it takes us 35 minutes. Its best to plan ahead and travel non-peak when possible:)

Have a crab feast while you're here! Delaware Blue Crabs are a regional specialty and we have connections!! If you're interested-crab let us know and we can help. Options available- cooked or live?? 1/2 bushel or whole bushel?? There is a lot to do here on the farm. Take time to explore Delaware’s countryside at its best. Explore, play and create to your hearts content. We also have swing's, hammock, basketball hoop and fire pit. Just around the corner within two miles is Smith's Family Restaurant offering good, home cooking and very popular with the locals. Andy's pizza is on the left at the Greenwood light. Shore Stop, Royal Farms and Dollar General ahead on the left as well though the light. Greenwood Fire Department has their famous BBQ chicken on the weekends Memorial Day to Labor day. Downtown Greenwood features Café Tamburelli's Italian restaurant. Great pizza and Italian dishes, beer and wine. There is Cowboy's Tavern. Gallery 16 and Amity Coffee Shop is a great for antiques and collectibles and vintage finds. My favorite place! Shop two floors of tastefully displayed, affordable furniture and unique accessories. While you're at it, grab yourself a coffee or handmade ice cream cone from our local dairy farm Vanderwende's both inside Gallery 16. If you missed Gallery 16 store hours, head out of town west on Route 16 to Route 404, turn right on Route 404 to Vanderwende's Ice cream a few miles on the right. It's a hit! Oh so much more is available here. Grocery stores, Walgreen's, Walmart, you name it are all close by... Check out the Atlantic beaches and other events . Slaughter, Rehoboth, Bethany, O.C. are (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) miles. Nearby local and regional events include Nascar, Firefly, Big Barrel, State Fair, The Harrington casino and raceway.

Cool Waterfront Contemporary with Retro Vibe Located on the serene banks of Skipton & Mill Creeks, this home offers plenty of comforts disguised as contemporary cool. The open living area, situated on the second floor, includes a beautifully renovated kitchen, living room with fireplace, and spacious dining area. There are also two large en suite bedrooms and a deck that extends the living space into the outdoors. The lower level boasts three additional bedrooms, a full bath, a large laundry room, and a family room with a bar that opens onto the pool-level patio. Enjoy the natural setting and water views from the deck, patio, and pool, or hop into one of the kayaks for a paddle around the creeks. The pier is a perfect place for bird watching or catching crabs. Talbot County STR License #ST-123-MIL Property Information & Notes: - Swimming Pool: Please note our swimming pools are open from May 15-October 15. Please be sure to bring your own pool towels. - Waterfront: Skipton Creek - Dock Information: 100' private dock with water and electric, 4' - Water Toys Included: 3 single kayaks, 1 double kayak, 1 paddleboardcanoes or paddleboards. To ensure proper sizing for your group, please bring your own life jackets, or we can recommend a rental agency. - WiFi: This property does not have cable or satellite. Guests may use their own Amazon Prime, Netflix, or other accounts. - Pet Policy: Pets Not Permitted - Grill: This property has a propane grill. Propane is provided. Please Note: All ESVR properties include bed and bath linens, beds made prior to your arrival, and a starter supply of toilet paper, bathroom soap, paper towels, and dishwater detergent. Please be sure to add these items to your grocery list for the duration of your stay. This property does not allow group rentals to guests under age 25. Therefore, online bookings for group rentals will not be honored. Weddings and special events of any kind are not permitted at our vacation rental properties due to local zoning ordinances and our homeowner agreements. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the images, descriptions, and amenities shown above. Although they are deemed reliable, they cannot be guaranteed.

The Easton Room (2nd fl) has the following:  - King bed - Sofa  - 2 Chairs - Working Fireplace - Cable TV  - Central AC/Heating - Ceiling fan  - HEPA air filtration  - Clawfoot Tub/Shower Combo - Heated towel racks

The Easton Room, the third room on the second floor, is the largest at Hummingbird Inn. Overlooking the garden, Easton’s queen bed is surrounded by antique bay windows that flood the room with morning light. A large sitting area with pullout sleeper sofa, working fireplace, and spacious bathroom with clawfoot slipper tub/shower combo complete this elegant, luxurious space. The room also offers central air/heating, HEPA air-filtration system, a ceiling fan, and TV.

We have 6 unique en suite rooms with delightful Victorian architecture, traditional details, and modern luxury. All rooms include central air conditioning/heating, ceiling fans, large windows overlooking the property and/or the historic district, HEPA Air Filtration System, sound proofing, private bathrooms with heated towel racks, unlimited hot water, high pressure shower heads, some with claw-foot soaking tubs or bubble-jet massaging tub, ESA Eco-Friendly bath products (Glycerin Soap, Shampoo, Conditioner, Sower Gel, Body Lotion), hair dryers, shower caps and bath salts. Rooms all have Queen or King pillow-top mattresses, down pillows and comforters and additional seating areas. Some rooms also have working fireplaces.