The Baker House, built about 1870 in the Victorian Italianate style
SINCE 1870

Our Story

A VICTORIAN ITALIANATE HOUSE

Restored with care,
and filled with history.

Built about 1870, The Baker House is a fine example of the Victorian Italianate architectural style. Your hosts, George and Sandra Baker, have taken great care in the ongoing restoration of the house to preserve its historic fabric — and offer you the choice of four romantic en suite guest rooms. Enjoy the restorative beauty of the Hudson Valley in our unique and characterful, antique and book-filled house.

Antique furnishings inside The Baker House
Being the very first residence in Rhinebeck Village,
the historic blue stone sidewalk begins at our house.
A marble bath inside The Baker House
A FIVE MINUTE STROLL TO THE VILLAGE

Two and a half wooded acres,
a mere stroll to the village center.

Our property affords guests the pleasure of a wooded setting while being a mere five minute stroll to the commercial center — quaint shops, spas, and over twenty restaurants along the way. We're also a short drive from the campus of Bard College, the FDR Presidential Library, and the historic Mills and Wilderstein mansions, with train service to New York City just 1.8 miles from our house.

A cozy seating area at The Baker House
Four rooms, one story.
Come make it yours.
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