A small family farm located within Historic Tiverton Four Corners. Founded in 2009 by Kristin and Adam Silveira we look to establish ourselves as a local producer of specialty products including pasture raised broilers, farm fresh free range eggs, seasonal produce grown in our high tunnel, along with homemade products from our certified farm kitchen including jams, jellies, candies, fudge, pies, etc. We are a family friendly place to come and visit with the animals, meander through the woods, or stay overnight in our renovated 1800’s one room Schoolhouse also known as the “Old Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1.” We also offer larger parties to stay in our “Potters Corner” home located in neighboring Little Compton.
Welcome to Sakonnet Farm
Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1 has been fully remodeled to capture your imagination of life in the mid 1800’s. Furnished with period décor along with upscale accommodations featuring an original 24” working cast iron bell, gourmet kitchen, flat panel TV’s, central ac, Jacuzzi tub, and others. We are thrilled to open our Schoolhouse to visitors and share this important part of Tiverton’s Cultural History.
We are pleased to offer Potters Corner for guests visiting the Tiverton and Little Compton area. We feel Potters Corner nicely compliments the Old Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No.1. We are excited to have connected with the South Coast Artist community and other local artists to showcase their Artwork in Potters Corner. Enjoy meandering through Potter’s Corner enjoying the various and unique Artwork that is so prevalent in Little Compton and the surrounding area.
Potter’s Corner is located at the bottom of Potterville Rd, in Little Compton, where in the 1800’s an old mill could be found at the base of Cold Brook; the outflow from Simmons Pond out to Quicksand Pond. Enjoy an evening sitting on the deck listening to the waves crashing at the beaches. Enjoy our brand new 3000sf Colonial with luxurious appointments including; a gourmet eat-in kitchen, three bathrooms all with Granite tops and whirlpool tubs, Two full size living rooms down stairs, one with a 46” LCD, another (The Red Room) with a 39” LCD and gas fireplace, A very large master suite with 15’ high Cathedral ceilings, Private Sauna, Two person Whirlpool tub, pebbled floor steam shower with two shower heads, wet bar/coffee station with microwave and beverage cooler, deck overlooking the backyard, stately Millennium king size bedroom set , Corner Gas Fireplace, and even a ladies changing room with a sink and vanity; One guest room with two full size beds and LCD TV, another guest bedroom with LCD TV and King Size Bassett Bedroom set; Office on first; large deck off the living room and kitchen; Central AC/Heat, WIFI and Cable TV throughout.
What’s at our Roadside Market Today
All of our animals and plants are raised without the use of unnecessary chemicals/antibiotics
Free Range Chicken eggs - $4 per dozen
Detroit Dark Red Beets- $3 bundle
Lettuce – $3 bag
Green Peppers – 3/$2
Tomatoes- Heirloom Mortgage Lifters & Yellow Jubilee $1 each
Large Cherry Tomatoes $4/pound
Summer Squash & Zucchini- 3/ $1
Cucumbers 3/$2
Fresh Herbs- Curled & Flat Parsley, Mint, Basil – $2 bunch
Jelly/Jam- 8oz jar $6, 4oz jar $3
Jalapeno, Habanero, Lemon Balm, Mint Jelly
Strawberry, Strawberry Balsamic, No Sugar Strawberry, Balsamic Fig Jam
Broiler chickens – $4 per lb
Chicken gizzards, hearts, necks & livers – $2/package
Treats- Hot Fudge $5, Peanut Butter & Chocolate Fudge $5, Rice Krispie Pops $1, Truffles 3/$2
Bagged kiln dried firewood – $8 per bundle with bag
Dried Catnip – $3 per package
Sakonnet Farm tote bags – $2 Each
Our own divided perennial flowers white Gaillardia - $5 each
Our own divided perennial hostas, grasses & hydrangea – $10 each
Annual Flowers- Zinnias, Four O’Clocks, Convolvulus – $2 each
Nasturtium Hanging Baskets – $5 small, $10 large, $15 decorative
Our education program is still under development. We have fertilized eggs for schools who already have an incubator system. We have an incubator that can be leased if your school doesn’t have access to one. We hope to grow our education program as we love to share our knowledge with others, especially children. Please call or email for more information on how we can work with your school. Please look at our education page for more information on raising chickens.