Original charm remains.

You will find our farm an ideal spot for a romantic weekend getaway, and equally as perfect for out-of-town executives seeking a quiet place to unwind after a stressful workday.

In the 1850’s, the Lomis Brothers built Stag’s Leap on Baldwin Road in Oxford, Michigan. The brothers also built two more homes – our “sister” house stands on the corner of Baldwin and Shipman Rd – just ¼ mile north of the farm. Pictured left are Mr. and Mrs. Lomis, who lived here.

For years, from their shared love of travel and hospitality, Steven and Brett dreamed of opening a bed and breakfast that would feel like home for every guest who walked through the door. That dream came to life when they discovered Stag’s Leap Farm, tucked just outside the charming village of Oxford, Michigan. With its welcoming farmhouse, serene setting, and friendly flock of chickens, they knew they’d found the perfect place to begin this new chapter.

Steven, a licensed physical therapist with more than 20 years of experience specializing in traumatic brain injury, brings a deep sense of care and comfort to every guest experience. His attention to detail ensures that your stay is as safe, relaxing, and rejuvenating as possible.

Brett works in higher education marketing and communications, where he helps attract students and build meaningful community connections. His creative background and passion for hospitality shine through at the B&B—whether he’s preparing breakfast or spending time with guests.

Together, Steven and Brett designed every aspect of the B&B themselves—from the layout and décor to the outdoor spaces—infusing the property with warmth and the charm that defines Stag’s Leap Farm.

Married for nine years, they are proud fathers of nine children ranging in age from 14 to 33 and recently became grandparents to their first grandchild. Family, hospitality, and connection are at the heart of everything they do—ensuring that every guest feels not just welcomed, but truly at home.

Stag’s Leap Farm Ribbon Cutting Ceremony