


in the Heart of the Central Leatherstocking Region
and bordering The Mohawk Valley.
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"Merci beaucoup pour tous! It's amazing the way you tend to details. What superb hosts and human beings!" New York, NY
"Beautiful house, comfortable bed--best care ever. Thanks so much for everything."
Sapphire, NC
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"Very relaxing and beautiful. Wonderful hospitalilty. Delicious tea and breakfast." Manheim, PA "Lovely room, lovely people, and the best cup of tea I've had since leaving home." Evesham, Englan |
"Thank you, Maureen and Andy, for the very pleasant ambiance here. See you again." Pacific Palisades, CA "A lovely experience. The 'midnight snack' was my favorite. Wonderful hosts, excellent food. Thanks so much!" Mattapoisett, MA
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485 E.Main Street~US Route 20
West Winfield, New York 13491
315.292.4103
info@thebarstowhouse.com
Your Hosts: Andy and Maureen Christensen
(French speakers welcome. Andy parle français.)
We welcome the business traveler, or those searching for history, entertainment, or simply peace and quiet. Whatever your reason for visiting our area, our central location makes staying with us a great choice. We are easy to find and convenient. From The Barstow House 1888, you can travel 30 minutes or less to Cooperstown, Madison-Bouckville, Hamiliton, Clinton, or Utica. In just 90 minutes, you can be in Syracuse or Albany.
Shop for antiques and treasures along the famous Madison~Bouckville antique row of Route 20. Have the experience of a life time in a hot air balloon. Visit any number of museums. Learn the history of early settlers, baseball, or lose yourself in a great artist's work. See world class opera in an unforgettable facility. Watch how beer is made in New York's oldest brewery. Plan a fall trip to the annual Hops Fest. Enjoy all that TurningStoneCasino has to offer. There are many golf courses nearby; just check our area attractions page for these and more activities and events.

Be sure to visit us soon!
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| About The Barstow House 1888 |
We have attempted to keep the basic design of this house as close to its original condition as possible.
It is our hope that Marye and Gerald would have been pleased.
