Accommodations
A variety of accommodations are available in Bell Valley. From the historic Toll House to the adjacent Bunk House, all spaces were designed with attention to aesthetic beauty and connection to the land.
TOLL HOUSE
There are four bedrooms in the Toll House , one on the main floor and three upstairs. It includes a large, chef’s kitchen, a light filled dining room with a table made from Bell Valley oaks and a open living room with a fireplace. The Porch Room and Green Room offer larger floor plans with en suite bathrooms. The Blue and Red Rooms are cozy, second-floor rooms with views of the garden.
BUNK HOUSE
Adjacent to the Toll House, with a separate entrance, the Bunk House offers a private deck, kitchen and a bath with claw-foot tub and shower. It can accommodate eight people with four bunk beds, a queen-sized murphy bed, and a full bed/couch. The murphy bed opens into the kitchen area, with a door separating it from the bunks. The octagonal living room and open kitchen offer light-filled space with panoramic views of the garden and Valley.
CREEKSIDE COTTAGE
Adjacent to a tributary of Bell Valley creek are two cottages connected by breezeway. One cottage has a queen bed and single pull-out plus full bathroom with shower. The second cottage has a pull-out double, space for an optional airbed, and a half-bath. A generous outdoor patio provides ample space for relaxing. Set apart from other buildings in its own knoll, the cottages enjoy both peace and privacy.
THE BARN
The Barn was remodeled in 2018 into a spacious 3-bedroom house with living room, kitchen, and full bathroom on the upper floor plus a gathering space and 3 half bathrooms on the lower floor. The Barn can sleep 3 guests in private rooms or 8 people in shared rooms. There is an outdoor kitchen and patios with picnic tables for al fresco dining.
BELL TENTS
There are 4 luxury tents set around the knoll of the property. Each tent is set on a wooden platform deck and has two twin beds. There is a shared bath house a short walk from each tent.
