Gedney Farm – a complex of spectacular period architecture with gambrel slate and cedar roofs and beautifully detailed dormers and cupolas.

The barns at Gedney Farm were built at the turn of the century and are modeled after the magnificent Normandy barns of nineteenth-century France. These barns were originally constructed to showcase the finest Percheron stallions and Jersey cattle of the day. Their classic proportions and majestic scale exemplify the expansive spirit and passion for excellence of Berkshire's Gilded Age. The original architectural features of the barn are strikingly preserved within a contemporary and adventurous interior space.