LoftBarn

Hosted by Neil · Delhi, New York

5 guests max

95%

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The LoftBarn is part of a dairy farm that dates back to the 19th century. When we bought the property in 1990, it was a garage for vintage cars. Since we've owned it, it's been an antique shop, a performance space, a rental unit and now a airbandb. Learn more about this land: LoftBarn is a 19th century barn that has been set up as a living space. It is about fifty feet from our home but is secluded by trees. It sits on the bank of a year around stream and there is a bridge across the stream leading to a pond and open land. LoftBarn will accommodate four people or five in a pinch. LoftBarn has huge exposed beams downstairs and a forty foot long loft upstairs. It is both rustic and chic. There is a complete bathroom and kitchen with amenities. The decor is funky mid century and comfortable. There is a new king sized Ikea bed upstairs and a queen sized high density foam bed downstairs. The vibe is relaxed and not precious. LoftBarn is a 19th century barn that has been set up as a living space. It is about fifty feet from our home but is secluded by trees. It sits on the bank of a year around stream and there is a bridge across the stream leading to a pond and open land. LoftBarn will accommodate four people or five in a pinch. LoftBarn has huge exposed beams downstairs and a forty foot long loft upstairs. It is both rustic and chic. There is a complete bathroom and kitchen with amenities. The decor is funky mid century and comfortable. There is a new king sized Ikea bed upstairs and a queen sized high density foam bed downstairs. The vibe is relaxed and not precious.

What to expect

Cabin

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

5 guests max

Campfires allowed

Firewood provided, private

Toilet available

Flush toilet. complete bathroom

Pets allowed

Near the road but plenty of open land for hiking . My dog has never been on a leash, but he's a very good dog.

Potable water available

Tap. well water

Showers available

Hot water . tub and shower

Bins available

Recycling bin, trash bin

Picnic table present

Wifi available

No cell service! We have a landline and wifi.

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: After 2:00 PM

Check out: Before 3:00 PM

On arrival: Head straight to site

Cancellation policy: Moderate

Minimum nights: 2 nights

Accepts bookings: 3 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 5 vehicles

During your trip

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Reviews

95% Recommend10 ratings · 7 reviews

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· February 2023

My wife and I loved staying at Neil’s property. The area is beautiful, there is a stream right outside the barn. There is also a beautiful hike through the forest and the hills. Neil is a wonderful and friendly host. The barn is warm and has anything you need for a comfortable stay. We had a peaceful and memorable stay. Highly recommend this host.

Andrew D.

3 years on Hipcamp

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· June 2021

Just go here.

Wonderfully converted rustic barn on the side of the road. There's a small bride and path to a pond out back. Neal and Susan were available to promptly solve any issues that arose and were very pleasant. The Barn is decorated with really good art. A great way to spend our anniversary. Hint: If Neal offers to give you a tour of his larger barn full of antiques and art definitely take him up on it. I

William B.

2 reviews

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· April 2021

This is an amazing place to stay in the Catskills. It felt like we were at a friend's house. There was art on the walls, a well-equipped kitchen, and a comfy couch to read and relax. We will be back!

Kate M.

4 years on Hipcamp

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· August 2019

Group trip

Great host and getaway!

Trisha G.

6 years on Hipcamp

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· August 2019

Fantastic stay in the Catskills

Group trip

Neil and his wife were extremely accommodative. My friends and I arrived late in the evening and all the things we needed were set up and kept orderly. The space was absolutely beautiful. Would recommend some insect repellent and candles as the home is near a creek. The fire pit was an incredible add!

Rasheeq H.

5 years on Hipcamp

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· August 2019

Great homebase for the Catskills

Group trip

We stayed during the summer for a couple of nights and Neil was a great host. He had all the necessary items we were looking for and he was extremely generous in helping us when we needed! We were looking for a home base to drive around and hike around the Catskills and that is what we got. Only thing is I would make sure to have a car if you are looking to hike as a lot of the better hikes are around 45 minutes to an hour away to hike.

Trisha G.

5 years on Hipcamp

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· February 2018

Group trip

We pulled off the road after spotting the high rustic barn with arched roof and a little glass entranceway. Heading inside, were welcomed with a single large space with a decked out kitchen, lounge area, and double bed in a sleeping nook. Upstairs is one giant master bedroom with ancient floor boards, a king size bed and a colorful window made from rows of glass bottles. The owners Susan and Neil are artists, collectors and creators and this comes through in little creative marks throughout the barn. Out the back door, there's a wood stack for summer and a tree with filled with feeders, attracting all sorts of birds. Neil and Sidney the dog take us for a walk in the snow and to visit the other even larger barn housing a stage and more arts and crafts projects. The drive is a couple of hours from New York City and nestled in the Catskills - while it is on the road, there are lots of hikes, antiques, even a new brewer opening up the road to adventure to. In winter the heatpump makes for a cozy space, it's a great place to rug up and venture out into the snow then return for hot toddys, tunes on the boombox and games.