All guests are welcome to use the living room which contains a working floor to ceiling fieldstone fireplace and quite often everyone will sit around chatting, enjoying a glass of wine or a cup of tea. The floor is newly installed oak and has several oriental rugs. The dining room is at the other end of the living room and guests enjoy breakfast around a maple dining room table seated in comfortable captain's chairs listening to classical music on the CD player. The three large unique Paladian wall mirrors that were made from old oak school doors, reflect the antiques and extensive decoy and shore bird collections as well as the outdoors. The kitchen is set up four steps from the dining room and is open above chair rail height.
Guests love to explore, experiencing the architectural levels, antiques, decoys and art.
We have had first time guests from all around the globe and many of our eastern seaboard guests return time and time again. Your Host Walter Korzec has been a painter and printmaker and an art college professor for the past twenty-five years. He maintains a studio on the property and in the adjacent carriage shed there is an art and antiques gallery. For the most part, the art and design products in the gallery have been produced by local painters and artisans, but there is one painter from the Boston area whose works are on display.