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Thanks to our wonderful guests ๐ we’ve climbed the Airbnb ranking from 4.98 to almost-perfect 4.99 โจ๐
We will try harder to exceed our guests expectations and climb 0.01 higher to achieve 5 stars.
Help us climb to the top โฐ๏ธ book your next vacation at the Cole Farmhouse www.USA1731.com
Fresh veggies and eggs for our guests at Cole Farmhouse. The farm that keeps on giving ๐ ๐ฅ๐ since 1731.


Rhode Island has some of the best beaches in the USA. The smallest state has 40 miles of coastline — which is why we call it the Ocean State.
The best beaches are in South Country, about 45 minutes from Providence — see list at: https://www.southcountyri.com/beaches-and-towns/beaches/
RI State beaches are free to the public, however you’ll have to pay for parking — see list here: https://www.visitrhodeisland.com/things-to-do/beaches-water-sports/beaches/state-beaches/
Misquamicut State Beach is perfect for families. A beautiful wide sandy beach stretching for seven miles. You’ll find here bathrooms, changing areas, food stands, a big beach pavilion and many shaded areas.
Check out details at: https://riparks.com/beach/misquamicut.php
“Any ocean lovers with a wild side, those who may appreciate a bit more of a rugged vibe, this oneโs for you. Mohegan Bluffs is a patch of sea cliffs that sits on the southern tip of Block Island, which is only accessible by ferry (visitors depart from either Point Judith, RI or New London, CT). At about 150 feet tall, the tall clay cliffs are just past the Southeast Lighthouse and are reminiscent of the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland. The view from the top is stunning โ you can even see Long Island (specifically, Montauk in the Hamptons) across the Atlantic.” (source: Lonely Planet)
Goddard memorial state park (my favorite)

Providence, the capital city of Rhode Island, is one of the oldest cities in the United States with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1636 by Roger Williams — see our post: Providence
The historic Cole Farmhouse in Providence is a perfect location to explore southern New England awesome travel destinations — only one hour drive to: Newport, Mystic CT, Cape Cod, Boston, Westerly, Block Island, and many attractions in between.

Here are some tips for making the most of your stay at the Farmhouse
– Explore the Surrounding Nature: Take the time to go for long walks, hikes, or bike rides to appreciate the scenery and breathe in the fresh air.
– Try Local Delicacies: Donโt miss the opportunity to try the delicious local cuisine. Visit nearby restaurants, coffee shops, farms, or markets to savor fresh produce, delicious pastries,
top-of-the-catch seafood, and rustic dishes made with traditional recipes.
– Relax and Unwind: The Farmhouse provides a serene environment for relaxation. Embrace the peacefulness of the surroundings and reconnect with the natural world.
– Connect with Nature: Immerse yourself in nature by spotting the bunnies around, feeding our chickens, and harvesting fresh eggs.
– Explore the city: If youโre interested in city life, Providence has a lot to offer! Cool music, public art, great museums, award-winning theater, local events, and festivals. Providence is easy to get to and still affordable.
– Disconnect from Technology: Use the opportunity to disconnect from your devices and enjoy quality time away from screens.
– Embrace the simpler pleasures like board games, puzzles, or gathering around the fireplace for conversation and storytelling.
– Capture the Memories: Donโt forget to capture your beautiful moments at the Farmhouse. Take plenty of photographs, create a journal, or even try your hand at painting or sketching to preserve the memories of your stay.
Remember, your time at the Farmhouse is a chance to relax, rejuvenate, and immerse yourself in the joys of farm living mingled with city life minutes away. Enjoy the tranquility and make lasting
memories!



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