Sugar Tree Farms

The Sugar Tree Farms farmhouse was built in the late nineteenth century. The Hollingsworth family owned and farmed its fields in the early to mid-twentieth century. In the late twentieth century the house and about 40 surrounding acres were purchased and extensively renvoated by Paul and Cathy Mifsud. The Mifsud’s had the house stripped to its beams and foundation. It was then jacked up and a new foundation built. Renovations included new heating, plumbing, air conditioning, new wiring and the addition of a new kitchen and family room. The wide floorboards and banisters are still original, but the floor plan itself changed. A first floor bedroom and bathroom are now featured, and the dining room fireplace, while still in it's original location, now has a soapstone hearth. The house is immediately adjacent to Salt Fork State Park. Park attractions include an 18-hole golf championship golf course, two marinas, hiking, and fishing. Nearby stables offer horseback riding. Also nearby are paint ball courses and hayrides. Directions and phone numbers are available at the house. While our kitchen is fully equipped with everything you might need to prepare and eat a meal, if you prefer there are many restaurants near. In addition to fine dining at the park's lodge, enjoy breakfast with local farmers in Winterset, just 4 miles away. The city of Cambridge, about 12 miles away, offers the Forum, the Longbranch, and several restaurant chains. For a place to have a beer and great hamburger, try The Point. More restaurants and directions are available for you in our house.