Maxine and Jeffrey Lome welcome you to the warmth and comfort of the Weathervane Inn. Our 1785 farmhouse features 10 period style rooms, private baths and air conditioning on 10 beautifully landscaped acres.

Steeped in history and encircled by reminders of early New England -- A 1785 once-farmhouse and 1835 Greek Revival addition, with its wide floorboards and behive bake oven, in the tiny pre-revolutionary village of South Egremont.

The Weathervane Inn began as a farmhouse in 1785 with the original fireplace serving for both heating and cooking as it boasts a beehive bake oven, rarely seen today, but a necessity in bygone days. As with many New England homes, there have been many additions to the farmhouse. In 1835 the Greek revival high ceilinged addition was completed. Its wide board floors and spectacular mouldings are unique reminders of the skill of long-ago craftsmen.

The Inn has been included in the National Register of Historic Places.