WHERE THE HILL COMES TOGETHER

The Stonebreaker

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For more than a century, the house itself has stood on Markham Hill. Its name has changed, but its role as a place of hospitality and connection remains.

WELCOME TO THE STONEBREAKER

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OZARK HOSPITALITY

A Living Room for the Neighborhood

The Stonebreaker is the social heart of the hill. A welcoming place for neighbors, travelers, and members alike. The restaurant follows the rhythms of the Ozark seasons, whether you're coming for brunch, a long dinner, or a drink on the porch.

It’s built for being shared.

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Private events have a place here, too. The Barn, the meadow, and the surrounding grounds provide flexible settings for weddings, celebrations, and gatherings of all kinds. More than a destination, The Stonebreaker is part of the fabric of Markham Hill.

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MEMBERSHIP

The Club at The Stonebreaker

The Club at The Stonebreaker offers year-round access to the 15-acre site, including the pool and grounds, co-working spaces, the private dining room, and gym. Members also enjoy guest passes, access to the club bar and lounge, priority dining reservations, and invitations to member events and programs. It’s designed for spending time on the hill, whether for work, gathering, or unwinding.

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HISTORY

At the Heart of Markham Hill

Originally built in the early 1900s as a private residence, the home later became a summer camp and then a beloved inn. Each chapter rooted in gathering. Today, The Stonebreaker carries that legacy forward through a careful restoration that honors its past while shaping a distinctly modern Ozark hospitality experience.

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WHERE THE HILL GATHERS

A hundred years of hospitality.
See you on the hill. 

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