Manchester, VT | 507 Benson Road

Shovel ready Glamping/Event Project with in-hand permit for 40+ 4 season glamping units. The project aspires to create a sustainable, immersive, and enlightening retreat experience by harnessing the inherent natural beauty and recreational opportunities available on the Property and in the surrounding region. Our primary goal is to offer guests a distinctive opportunity to connect with both nature and the local community. In addition to this primary objective, the Project will also host a diverse range of events, including weddings, corporate retreats, cultural gatherings, and business conferences. Boorn Brook Farm has a storied history, with its origins dating back to the 1790s Farmhouse and the iconic 1820s Barn. Over time, it has evolved into a secluded country estate. Nestled adjacent to the Green Mountain National Forest, the estate was acquired in 1999 from the Shelburne Museum as part of the estate of Marion Gould Pleissner. She had been the proud owner for over five decades and was the spouse of the renowned outdoor hunting sports artist, Ogden Pleissner. Notably, Pleissner's studio once occupied the Barn, and its legacy has been preserved at the Shelburne Museum in Burlington, VT. Today, the estate stands as a multi-generational private sanctuary and an exclusive estate, bounded by Bourn Brook to the north, and surrounded by the lush expanse of the Green Mountain National Forests and the tranquil Lye Brook Wilderness to the east, south, and west.