Farmhouse Sanctuary

Made a delivery, would like to see in summer . Close to natchez trace
Feb 22nd, 2024

The entire house is a B&B. The house, property and experience was wonderful. Conrad and Ute are great people that not only offer a bed and breakfast, but a tour of the farm during feeding time. There is a wood shop on site and many beautiful items built and put in the B&B. The breakfast is great. We also bought dinner each night that was delicious.
Oct 18th, 2023

Love this place, right off the Natchez Trace.
May 16th, 2023

Very down to earth people. Excellent accomodations and comfortable beds. Excellent breakfast and hospitality. The host go out of there way to make you feel at home. The host were very freindly and accommodating. Excellent rooms an the home made bread was amazing.
Apr 7th, 2023

What an amazing experience that Is so different from your traditional hotel stay. Plus, when you stay here you help a small business/farm instead of a large chain. I planned a weekend trip here for my wife and I and it was nothing short of exceptional. The communication was great, we arrived later than expected and they kindly waited up for us. Upon walking into their B&B it was obvious attention to detail was given, not just our room but the whole house. Breakfast is extra, and I feel should be included. But it's fresh from the farm and the kitchen. We really liked the little coffee/tea area, and thought it was great they used a Berkey water filter system for us to drink from. We did the farm tour, which I got to help with aside from feeding, which I honestly wish I could've helped more. All the animals were so sweet and you could tell Ute had a special bond with all of them. We did the Bees which was sooo intimidating at first, but I quickly realized they had no intentions of harming us. We also made the pizzas, which were really good. Then we did the fractal wood burning, which turned out great and was a neat experience. No alcohol is allowed on the premises, so we made a short trip into town to a bar to have a few drinks after we checked out the Wichahpi wall, the longest unmortared wall in the United states. We will definitely be back for a longer stay to enjoy some of the longer classes like wood working, bread making etc.
Aug 16th, 2023