Two Girls Farm

Nestled within fifty-four acres of woodland and open fields near the Vermont border, these unique dwellings are crafted for permanent residency. Each structure features a one-of-a-kind frame made from local, un-milled saplings. Designed to withstand the harsh shifts of northern New England, these shelters provide reliable warmth during freezing winters and resilience against rainy, windy summers. Drawing inspiration from Mongolian traditions and American adaptations, the architecture prioritizes practical utility and ecological mindfulness. This site offers a deeply authentic experience rooted in decades of homesteading expertise and a commitment to functional, beautiful design.