Welcome to the Old Stone House!
Stay with us!
The Old Stone House was established circa 1815 as part of the Western Reserve and is located in historic Mesopotamia, Ohio, among the rural Amish.
Finding local adventures can be one of the best experiences of travel. Located on 7 acres surrounded by pastures, fields, farmland and Amish homes, the Old Stone House is the perfect accommodations for corporate lodging, retreats, or getaways.
We offer rental accommodations for whole house, smaller apartment-type home or individual rooms including a 1st floor suite encompassing 1/2 of the Old Stone House. We also offer a 2 acre pasture and 5 box stall rentals.
Come visit us! Explore unusual, exciting and unknown attractions. Call us to create your itinerary and/or provide accommodations and pricing according to your needs.
Individual Accommodations
Master Suite – 1st Floor
Encompassing 1/2 of the historic home with King bed, TV, Roku, couch, comfy leather recliner, table and chairs and attached large private bathroom. Front porch deck and adjacent to country kitchen.
Room Rate: $150 per night (prices subject to change)
Self-serve Continental Breakfast available
2nd Floor Suites
Two suites each with Queen bed, private baths, and “loft” sitting area overlooking fields and woods with couch and TV/Roku, glider chair
Room Rate: $140 per night (prices subject to change)
2nd Floor Old Stone House
4 large bedrooms each with queen beds
1 large shared bathroom with walk-in shower,
Center room with couch, TV/Roku
Private Rental Accommodations
The Old Stone House offers private housing accommodations for short or long term
Option 1 – Smaller Attached “Home”
2 bedrooms each with Queen bed, private baths, “loft” sitting area overlooking fields and woods with couch and TV/Roku.
Family room with fireplace, WiFi/Roku, board games, dining area and furnished kitchen, stove, fridge and microwave.
Patio off of family room with fire pit and furniture
Geothermal heating and air conditioning.
2 Private entrances ensure security and rental is sanitized between guest accommodations and always cleaned professionally.
Option 2 – Old Stone House Rental
5 Bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms, Country Kitchen, front porch
1st Floor
King bed, private bath, couch, recliner, table and chairs and couch – encompasses 1/2 of the 1st floor of old stone house
2nd floor
4 large bedrooms each with queen beds
Sharing a large bathroom with walk-in shower.
1st Floor Country Kitchen
Front porch deck off of hallway
Geothermal heating and air conditioning.
Option 3 – Whole Old Stone House Rental
Includes Option 1 & 2
7 bedrooms; 4 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, 1 family room; 2 dining areas; front porch deck and back patio, 2 center sitting areas.
For rates and reservation call 330.550.0285 or email us oldstonehomestead@gmail.com
Location
The Old Stone House is a hub within an hour’s drive between 5 Counties of Trumbull, Mahoning, Ashtabula, Geauga and Portage.
Our address: 8505 Route 534, Mesopotamia, OH 44439
What is your adventure?
We can create your outdoor adventures and touring experiences to make an incredible memories.
An Amish Tour
A 2-hour tour with an Amish Guide in a buggy as he takes you on the backroads of Mesopotamia to an Amish school and an Amish home. Afterwards enjoy lunch currently at the End of the Commons General Store. Call for reservations.
Special Offer: $130/couple for the lunch and tour. Discount of 10% off accommodations. Prices subject to change.
Attractions
Amish businesses; salvage stores, Ohio Vines & Wines Trail; livestock, produce, and flower auctions; cheese houses, rodeo performance and event venue; Bloomfield Auction Barn; amphitheater entertainment, concerts, museums and historic monuments, Covered Bridge Tour, Waterfall Trails, Swamps & Preserves for hiking, and/or biking, State parks, beaches, lakes (Lake Erie, Mosquito Lake, LaDue Reservoir, East Branch), fishing and recreational boating, hunting, kayaking, swimming, zip lining, parachuting, Chaplin Forest, Holden Arboretum, Birding in Northeast Ohio, Wildlife areas, historic churches, Underground Railroad and Civil War Monuments, Servants of Mary & Our Lady of Mariapoch shrines.
Historic Townships
And, of course, each Township has unique restaurants, retail stores, and impressive contributions in Western Reserve history by pioneers from Connecticut in the early 1800s who began the westward movement after the Revolutionary War.
Personal Itineraries
Let us help you experience your “backyard” discoveries. Call Darcy Miller 330-550-0285.
We can make memories of your special interests!