1994: Long Valley’s first Bed & Breakfast opens Iris and Rafi Kadosh first opened the Neighbour House as a Bed & Breakfast in the fall of 1992. Both natives of Dimona, Israel, they arrived in Long Valley to manage the house fulltime. In 1994 Rafi refinished the huge open basement into a large apartment that his family now occupies. Their two sons, Sagi (born 1994) and Neeve (born 1999) keep their parents busy, along with the guests of the very popular B&B. The family is active in the community, and continues the passionate tradition of preserving the history of this beautiful home. 2002: The Kadosh family purchase the Neighbour House The Kadosh family, after managing the Bed & Breakfast for nearly 8 years, purchase the home as their own.

Experience the romantic charm of this unique farmhouse featuring original heart-pine floors, pocket doors, folding shutters, eight fireplaces and a sweeping staircase with a mahogany banister. The four spacious bedrooms are tastefully decorated for your comfort and enjoyment. Relax by rocking the afternoon away on the columned porch or linger over tea on the rear brick veranda. A large living room, dining room, reading room and kitchen are also for your enjoyment. Sited on a sloped, broad lawn overlooking West Mill Road and the distant South Branch of the Raritan River, this high-style colonial farmhouse adjacent to 800 acres which have been permanently deeded to farmland, represents an early and notable example of Greek Revival architecture in rural Morris County.