Thanks to our wonderful guests Cole Farmhouse is ranked Top 1% of Airbnb homes. One of the highest ranked homes based on ratings, reviews, and reliability.
Cole Farmhouse #USA1731 – American history within your reach
JOLS — Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular is back at Roger Williams Park Zoo
Thousands of beautifully carved pumpkins light up the zoo after dark, creating an incredible nighttime experience that’s part art, part autumn magic, and completely Providence. ✨🎃It’s one of those Rhode Island traditions that’s worth experiencing in person!
📍 Roger Williams Park Zoo, Providence, RI 🎃 JOLS — Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular 🌙 Dates: October 1, 2026 – November 1, 2026 : Time: 6:00pm to 10:30pm
Planning a Providence getaway? Make an evening of it—and stay somewhere with nearly 300 years of history at Cole Farmhouse. 🏡❤️
“We loved our stay in this fun historic farm home! The daily fresh eggs and chance to hang out with your cute flock of RI Reds made it an extra exciting experience for our annual friends gathering. Thank you for your welcoming atmosphere & all the personal touches!”
We love when our guests discover the little details tucked around the farmhouse — although we may have accidentally created a bird-themed scavenger hunt without realizing it!
Thank you for the wonderful note and for leaving us a new record to beat. ❤️
Think you can find more than 114? Come stay at Cole Farmhouse and start counting! 🐔🦆🦉🐦
This review truly touched us: “We explored the history of Providence during the day, and then came back to a part of that history every night.” … “All of the touches around the house – the wall hangings, maps, needlepoint, etc- added to the historic aesthetic and gave us the opportunity to reflect on the privilege of staying in such a location” This perfectly captures what we hope every guest experiences at Cole Farmhouse.
Built in 1731, this home has welcomed visitors for nearly 300 years—from George Washington in 1790 to travelers from around the world today.
To our wonderful guests: thank you for sharing your stories, kindness, and memories. Reading your notes is one of our favorite parts of hosting.
Long before Providence had cars, colleges, or coffee shops, Cole Farm was already shaping Rhode Island history.
It’s hard to imagine today, but for generations Cole Farm was a thriving working farm within the city limits of Providence, Rhode Island.
Built in 1731, Cole Farm grew into more than 100 acres of farmland, producing dairy, raising champion horses, operating a stone quarry, and serving the community for nearly two centuries.
Today, this remarkable property has entered its newest chapter—welcoming guests from around the world while preserving the history that makes it so special.
From pioneer farm to premier stay, nearly 300 years of history are still alive at Cole Farmhouse.
As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, Cole Farmhouse has a little friendly bragging right…Built in 1731, we’re actually 45 years older than the country. 😄Our walls have been standing since colonial times, witnessed centuries of history, and even welcomed George Washington during his 1790 visit to Rhode Island.Nearly 300 years later, we’re still doing what we’ve always done—welcoming guests from around the world (with much better Wi-Fi than we had in the 1700s 😉). Wishing everyone a safe, joyful Fourth of July filled with family, fireworks, and unforgettable memories. ❤️🤍💙
On Monday, June 22, WaterFire’s Basin Lighting welcomes the Ghana and England World Cup teams—an unforgettable blend of global sport and local tradition as the fires glow across the river.