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operate a bed and breakfast. Five years ago, as soon as their oldest daughter Amy left home for college, that dream became a reality. And now, the dream has become a successful venture. So successful, that although Amy is always welcome, she has to call well in advance for a room reservation.
Fairlea is situated on land that for years hosted the county fair. That historical footnote, combined with the old English word "lea," meaning field or meadow, provided the inspiration for the farm's name. Adding to Fairlea's charm, reminders of the site's county fair history are still in evidence today.
Despite its well-manicured grounds, spectacular views and charming interior, visitors will credit the B & B's success not just to its physical attributes, but to the innkeepers themselves. The Longyears exude the kind of enthusiasm and warmth that are the cornerstones of any successful bed and breakfast.
Susan Longyear is fond of recounting that while chatting with some weekend guests, a newly arrived couple asked, "How long have the four of you been friends?"
"Not long," she laughed, "they only arrived yesterday."
Living by the old adage that nothing is worth having that cannot be shared. Walt Longyear says, "We feel blessed to have this place, and we truly enjoy sharing it with our guests.
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