4 Bedroom Guest House in Whidbey Island

The Jenne Farm Gathering House provides families and friends the rare opportunity to share time together in the satisfying, simple ways of the past. The beautiful 1908 home reminds of us of the quality and craftsmanship of that era. The views of the farm, prairie and water from each window and porch satisfies the spirit. The opportunity to cook and eat together, sit in front of the fireplace, have tea on the front porch, play croquet in the backyard, play games or put together puzzles in the parlor allows for memories that will last a lifetime. Farmer Fran will help children collect fresh eggs from the chickens, feed the goats and pigs, pet a cow, or maybe drive a tractor. Enjoy the beautiful gardens, big yard, and miles of farm roads through fields, brush and forest to the broad views on top of the hill, looking out to the Olympic mountains and Puget Sound. 
 
If you desire more you can go into Coupeville, the historic seaside village, for a bite to eat, access to wifi and a good coffee, to shop around in the numerous antique, clothing, and unique shops. You can hike, bike, and kayak within one mile of the farm. You can take a ferry to Port Townsend for a fun day trip. The Jenne Farm is the perfect setting for people to enjoy time together and to find that peaceful place within themselves.

The Jenne Farm Gathering House is well equipped to provide for your group. The kitchen and butler's pantry are well stocked with cookware and tableware for 12 people. There are games, puzzles, books, for raucous time together or a quiet read in a chair by the fireplace. There is a large dining room, fireplace room, and parlor to people to congregate in as well as two porches and picnic tables in the back yard. Kids love to play croquet or horseshoes out in the orchard or go watch the pigs root around in the barnyard.

Whidbey Island provides opportunities for everyone. There is biking, hiking, diving, kayaking, boating for the physically active. There are fine restaurants, pubs, coffee shops for the culinary crowd. And there are shops, museums, and galleries for those who find joy in seeing, learning, and shopping.