Twin Farms
EST. 1993
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The former home of Nobel-laureate writers, pen this Vermont farmhouse from 1795 as the main character in your event's next narrative.
Apple trees, lilies and the moon's glow over the mountains set the stage for a real-life literary masterpiece with over 300 acres and 8 venue spaces to tickle your every fancy.
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Country
Romantic
Rustic
- Days Venue is closed
- April
Venue Setting
The journey into a concealed forest grounded in the bucolic landscape of a quiet, surrounding Barnard, VT. Twin Farms is an ideal destination for your wedding, your gathering, or any special party/event that you wish to make memorable. The history of Twin Farms begins in 1993 with nine rooms, and now 28 accommodations stand uniquely today. With over 300 acres, and inclusive nature, escape to this exclusive countryside and enjoy a relaxed time with colored trees in fall, skiing, ice skating, and a cozy evening starts with wine and cuisine in winter, hiking, picnic with fresh green air in spring, and fly fishing, bicycle, and picnic in summer. We want 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.
Capacity
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
- Price range
- Does this include catering fees?
Yes
- Estimated price per head
from $1,500 to $3,000
- Additional charges
Twin Farms is a boutique property of 28 total accommodations. To hold an event or gathering, all guests must be a hotel guest. Generally, there is at least a three-night minimum stay requirement.
- Insurance
Additional Insurance Is Not Required To Host An Event Here
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
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Reporter: Alyssa Brown
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Spa like bathroom.
The Farmhouse at Copper Hill.
Studio Bathtub
Beautiful gardens around the property.
With 8 venues to choose from, the wedding day opportunities are endless.
Pub
Once on the property’s vast 300 acres, seclusion and privacy come first.
Steeped in amber and wood accents, two suites and a common area are conveniently located next to the Main House.
Aviary hot tub with stone fireplace.
Five additional cottages were added in 1995 and 1996, and more accolades followed.
Farm to Table Dining
Perch Cottage
Dorothy's Room
Farmhouse Suite in The Farmhouse at Copper Hill
Farmhouse Living Room
Woods Cottage
Wine Cellar
Enjoy a customized drink.
Perch Cottage spa-like washroom
Farmhouse Suite in The Farmhouse at Copper Hill
Studio Cottage Bathtub
Twigg's Pub
Log Cabin Cottage
The Main House
Japanese Furo
Chalet Cottage
Barn Cottage
