Habersham Country Inn B & B is located in the heart of the Finger Lakes area. Your accommodations at Habersham will take you on a pleasant walk back in time. Travel to Habersham and you can experience lodging that is much more intimate than a hotel or motel. While on your vacation, you may want to ski at Bristol Mountain, or explore Sonnenberg Gardens. You may attend tastings at the New York wineries that the Finger Lakes are famous for, or boat and swim on Canandaigua Lake. Let us pamper you with our accommodations. Enjoy a quaint, fully restored 1840 Federal-Style Inn Relax in the country with a full, gourmet breakfast. Breath the fresh air and take in the beautiful scenery. Guests are welcome to relax by the fireplace, on the porch, down by the pond, or under one of the shady old trees. The Inn is air conditioned for your comfort on those hot summer days. The nice weather makes the porch very inviting. Rockers and comfy chairs facilitate the favorite pastime of reading, napping or leaf peeping, in the fall. Sonnenberg Gardens is a beautiful Victorian mansion and gardens, located at the north end of Canandaigua Lake, in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region in Upstate New York. Formerly the summer home of Canandaigua benefactors Frederick Ferris and Mary Clark Thompson, Sonnenberg (German for "sunny hill") is open to the public. We do rug hooking (old New England folk art) workshops in my studio at Habersham and a teacher that came here for one of my workshops sang with the Benny Goodman Orchestra in her 20's. She was from Kansas City, her name was Emma Lou Welch. After she left, I searched and searched on the internet and lo and behold, I found a Benny Goodman CD with her singing on it.
These recipes you will find in the cookbook and are used by permission of Sharon Lesio: Ray's Scones
This BnB (along with delicious recipes and wonderful stories) is featured in Sunrise Sunset Across America, Bed & Breakfast cookbook. Purchase it by clicking on the link in the upper sidebar. Click on the review to read more about it.
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