A converted rail yard, former inn and old Victorian are being transformed into a new hospitality collection in Kent
A bunkhouse, station master’s cottage and former baggage car that served a rail line passing through the town of Kent’s retail center are being turned into short-term rentals for visitors to this peaceful corner of the Litchfield hills. The three small structures co-located on the Kent Station property had most recently served as art galleries and retail shops. Soon, they will be rented out as cottages for $500 to $1,000 a night, aimed at tourists visiting the scenic community or three nearby exclusive boarding schools.