The Perfect Home Away From Home. Enjoy a Great Couples Getaway.

This historic twin farmhouse was built in 1889 and is located in the historic Yorkshire neighborhood of Burlington, New Jersey. Burlington was a well-established river crossing before English Quakers landed here in 1677. Aren't Schuyler, an early Dutch settler, operated a tavern and rope ferry to convey wagons and passengers between Burlington and Bristol, Pennsylvania. The English colonial government chartered an official ferry between the two towns in 1713. This beautifully updated home features a great front porch perfect place to relax. Amenities include, coffee, tea and off-street parking. The home has exceptional charm & remarkable warmth which comfortably accommodates 2 people in a great Queen size bed. A queen-size air mattress is available to set up which can accommodate up to 2 additional guests in loft area for an additional fee. A diverse neighborhood, we are walking distance of downtown Burlington, all the quaint shops & restaurants or take a walk to the Burlington River Front Promenade overlooking the Delaware River. Its only two blocks from the River Line Light Rail, where you can also take an economical and convenient trip to Philadelphia, New York City, Trenton or Camden County. Drivers can take a trip to Philadelphia only 18 miles away, birth place of our nation and home to the Liberty Bell, the Declaration of Independence, and the famous Philly cheese steaks. We live on the premises, so we would be happy to provide our guests with local tips on restaurants, country markets and cafes, as well as recommendations for shopping and sightseeing. Otherwise, you will not be disturbed. COVID-19 We take extra precautions to make sure our guest are safe. We clean, then sanitize. Using detergent or soap and water to remove dirt, grease, dust, and germs. Once the surface is clean, we spray all surfaces with a disinfectant after each guest departs. We don't use paper towels or disposable wipes, instead we use a new cleaning cloth for each guest.