A 200-year-old estate that was nearly lost to time has been brought back to life by Jan Chaplin and her family. Purchased in 1995, the property was restored over 30 years into a stunning retreat now open to the public.
is a place where history, nature, and rustic charm come together. This 200-year-old estate was nearly lost to time before Jan Chaplin and her family stepped in.
The Stone Cottage, a stunning 4,000-square-foot home from the 1800s, has a rich history and plenty of charm. Originally designed by New York architect Detlef Lienau, it once housed generations of the Wilks family. Today, it welcomes up to six guests, offering ensuite bedrooms, a private living room, and a fully equipped kitchen for a cozy and historic stay. Photo submitted by Cruickston Park.
The estate's garden may be quieter this time of year, but during the growing season, it flourishes with organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs, all nurtured for the family's enjoyment and shared with guests for a true farm-to-table experience. Photo by Erin Horrocks-Pope. The farm's majestic water buffalo roam peacefully across the fields, adding to the serene charm of the estate. Guests can enjoy watching these gentle animals as they graze or relax by the pond, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere of the property. Photo by Erin Horrocks-Pope.
This serene sitting area in one of the rental properties offers the perfect space to unwind and reconnect. Surrounded by calming design and natural beauty, it's an ideal spot to find peace, slow down, and embrace the quiet of the estate. Photo submitted by Cruickston Park. The Trappers' Cabin has been transformed by the Chaplins into a cozy getaway, offering visitors a chance to connect with the past while enjoying modern comforts. "Our vision is to help others restore that connection to their natural selves," Brechin explains.
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