Belle Hampton Farm

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While searching for his lost brother who fought in the French-Indian War, James Mayo Hoge instead found his true love, Elizabeth Howe, and together they built a home on land they called Hayfield (now Belle-Hampton) in 1767. James Mayo Hoge fought courageously in the Revolutionary War along with his father-in-law, Joseph Howe and brother-in-law, Daniel Howe who lived next door on Sunnyside.

As of 2020, the structures on the property, the Cottage, the General Store and the Main House have been stripped to its bones then beautifully modernized in its interior. Careful to keep the historic exterior, the masonry was re-pointed by a craftsman matching the brick style and workmanship. The General Store/Post Office was renovated to be used as an AirBnb. The Main house was recently restored to be used as a Family Office.

To learn more about the rich history of Belle-Hampton and the founder’s ancestors, contact the owners through social media or our contact page.

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The General Store and Post Office

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The General’s Store Gifts

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