1 Br Agritourism Vacation Rental In Frederick, Maryland

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The Shepards Suite gives you some neat pieces of the historic Manor House at Gayfield, that was once a large sheep farm! The bathroom boasts a back wall of the exposed original brick from 1848, and the great room features the heart pine flooring and elaborate molding from original construction. The full kitchen is outfitted with a 20" range with oven, microwave, and a 7.3 cu. ft. refrigerator with basic cookware so you can enjoy a evening in!

There is an 850 yard long path down to the large Monocacy River which borders the East edge of the farm. There is about 1500 ft of river frontage, but it's not really possible to manicure the river bank so you'll need to work your way down to the water as if you were in the wild if you'd like to fish or launch a kayak.

Currently several animals from D&D's Petting Zoo and Pony Rides are boarded at the farm and include ponies, a zebra, a miniature donkey, goats and other such critters. The animals are very friendly!

In support of the global effort to conserve energy resources utilizing reasonable practices, we use a maximum heating setting of 71 degrees and a minimum cooling setting of 72 degrees.
Other things to note
The Manor House at Gayfield Estate was originally built in 1850 by the Jarboe family, and currently sits upon 144 acres of farmland in Central Frederick County. The farm has had three owners, currently owned by the Bartlett family and before them the Morans and the Jarboes. Thomas Jarboe served as a County Commissioner in the 1800's and William "Bill" Moran was a world-famous knifesmith.

The Jarboe family commissioned a major addition in 1895 when the Northwest turret, 4 rooms on the Southeast side, and the stone water tower were added. So the Jarboe family had 'running' water in the 1800's, which was rare at the time.

The Smokehouse was just that, a smokehouse where they smoked meat for preservation. The Smokehouse brickwork and beams date back to 1850 also.

Although the house has been modified over the last nearly 200 years , all of the wood floors throughout the house date from 1850 and in some rooms 1895, and nearly all of the woodwork dates to the same periods.

Frederick is home to this farm stay. Monocacy National Battlefied and Schifferstadt are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Roads and Rails Museum and Frederick Fairgrounds. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Harry Grove Stadium or West Winds Tennis and Fitness Center.