“Thank you so very much for an absolutely wonderful stay! This our 4th year visiting Providence and we have finally found a rental we love! We will definitely be back!”
Mary, Airbnb guests, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, March 2025
You have a nice slice of paradise with the Cole Farm. No details were overlooked and the chickens? What a treat for us all! Can’t thank you enough. We will endeavor to return if we can secure a reservation here.
Joe, Louise, Julianna, Barry, Airbnb guests, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, March 2025
Thanks again!
We had a lovely stay in this beautiful historic home. Ronnie was a wonderful host! We live in a different part of Providence so it was fun to explore this neighborhood. The eggs were delicious. And the kids had a delightful time visiting the chickens throughout the day. I feel so lucky that we were able to find this special place. We will recommend it to anyone looking for somewhere to stay in Providence.
Thank you so much!
Luke, Elizabeth, Airbnb guests, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, March 2025
Ronnie’s place is one of a kind. This 1931 Farm House is spectacular. There was so many original features and the decor was timeless. The hard wood floors have such a charm. And I even loved the squeaky floors as one walked and the whistle blowing radiators made you feel like you were in this beautiful time capsule. We loved the fresh eggs that the chickens 🐓 from his farm produced. The house was super clean. The master bedroom’s bed was comfortable and he used top of the line linen which made the experience precious. Ronnie provided Polands Spring water in a bubbler and left bottles in the fridge with healthy snacks. I found myself nourishing myself abundantly with one of the top spring water and when it was almost empty Ronnie came over with a fresh one within 5 minutes of the request. I feel extremely grateful that Ronnie opened his amazing home to us and we got to meet him and he was very friendly, kind and accommodating. It felt like I was in my grandparents farm house.
Marie Airbnb guest, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, January 2024
Rhode Island’s newest comedy festival bringing the biggest laughs to the smallest state! The inaugural Lil Rhody Laugh Riot brings top comedians from across the country.
MAIN VENUES:
THE VETS – One Avenue Of The Arts, Providence 401.421.2787
PPAC – 220 Weybosset St, Providence 401.421.2787
COMEDY CONNECTION – 39 Warren Ave, East Providence 401.438.8383
Check out the official website: https://www.lilrhodylaughriot.com/
The historic Cole Farmhouse (ca 1731) is nestled in a serene cul-de-sac in the most desirable neighborhood in Providence. Perfect location near the festival’s main venues — see: https://usa1731.com/contact/
The historic Cole Farmhouse in Providence, RI
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Our Rhode Island Red Chickens lay delicious healthy eggs every day — even on a snow day 🙏
“The Island is exceedingly pleasant and healthful; and is celebrated for its fine women.
JEDIDIAH MORSE
Travelers, with propriety, call it the Eden of America”
American Geography; or, A View of the Present Situation of The United States of America, 1789
“A portrait of Rhode Island is as much an image of sea as of land, for the state is dominated by a coastline that has lured countless visitors, including America’s fore- most landscape painters. Rhode Island has been noted throughout its history for its natural beauty and healthful climate, and was first described in 1789 as the “Eden of America.”
Conveniently located between Boston and New York City and easily accessible by train or steamer, Rhode Island evolved during the 19th century into America’s seaside playground. Newport, the colonial rival to New York and Boston, was reborn in the last century as the summer haunt of America’s social elite. Across the Bay to the west, the smaller island of Conanicut (Jamestown) was popular as a picturesque site for excursions from Newport. On the western mainland shore was Narragansett, famous for its Pier and Casino and known by 1880 as the “city of hotels,” while at the Connecticut border, Watch Hill with its popular bathing beaches. developed.
Artists were attracted to Rhode Island throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, and it is the combination of land, sea and sky, and the variety of visual possibilities created by these elements, that dominate their paintings…”
From exhibit brochure: THE EDEN OF AMERICA, January 24 to April 27, 1986 Museum of Art,
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).
Issued in conjunction with a 1986 exhibition of artwork depicting the countryside of Rhode Island.
Credits: Rhode Island School of Design Museum
Cole Farm’s history begins in 1731, we invite you for a ride back in history – read more
Cole Farmhouse is first and foremost a guest accommodation – read our guests’ testimonials
#USA1731
This was our second stay at Cole Farm and it was as wonderful as the first. This is a unique AirBnB experience. The building itself is so interesting. The central fireplace is such a unique feature. But it is the furniture and decor that really makes this place. So many interesting pieces, so much local history. In addition it has absolutely everything you need, a very well stocked kitchen and lots of amenities.And then, of course, there are the chickens! Fresh eggs every day delivered to your door. Ronnie is a very kind and considerate host, and left a special treat for us as well.Our family has now spent two holidays here and we will certainly come again. We love coming here to relax and enjoy Providence.
Lisa, Airbnb guest, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, December 2024
We loved everything about our stay! Definitely one of the best Air BnBs I’ve stayed at. Beautiful, cozy, characterful, spacious, and very well appointed. Ronnie was a fantastic host and even provided us with fresh eggs from the coop in the yard. Thanks, Ronnie!
Elis, Airbnb guest, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, December 2024
The historic Cole Farmhouse 
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