The Thomas Mott Homestead Bed and Breakfast is a Shaker style farmhouse built by Thomas Mott in 1838 as part of a large dairy farm. Restored and renovated, the house maintains a rustic yet refined charm. Situated on Lake Champlain's northern shore, at the mouth of the Missisquoi River, there are spectacular lake views from three sides of the house which include all guest rooms and common areas.
Mountains provide a grand backdrop to the lake view.
The bed and breakfast provides lodging one hour from Burlington and Shelburne, Vt., the Island of Montreal, Jay Peak ski area and the Adirondack Mountains of Upper New York State. The Thomas Mott offers guests cozy comfort in an English country cottage style. Careful attention to detail is apparent throughout the house with its wide pine floors, rag rugs, open beams, working fireplace, quilts and cotton linens. Accommodations include four guest rooms. Three rooms have a private bath, the fourth guest room is a suite with two bedrooms and a shared bath.