The Inn is surrounded by gardens, flowering trees, bushes and roses. They were extensively established in the 1940s and '50s by the first innkeepers. However when we took over the property bramble bush, vines and poison ivy had taken over most of the backyard and the edges of the side yards. Today our guests find our gardens at Isaiah Hall Bed and Breakfast Inn to be a relaxing country refuge. The grounds are secluded, casual, and peaceful with different varieties in bloom through the seasons.
Most guest rooms have some view of the surrounding gardens.
After our exhaustive efforts to bring our extensive grounds under control I realized I needed loving help to bring the garden back to its former glory. Enter Rochelle who has brought it back with the imagination of an artist's eye to color and texture, reminiscent of an English country garden. She was a formally trained artist and violinist. Through her hard work our garden has truly become one of our greatest assets.