The "Main House" was built in
1872, by local developer Peter
McCollum, as a summer cottage
for a prominent Philadelphia
milliner. When you step into the
house now you can easily
envision how it would have
looked over a hundred years ago.
The large, grand dining room and
the Victorian parlor take you
back to a by-gone era. The house
also features a comfortable
enclosed porch for relaxing in
both warmer and cooler weather,
as well as a large open porch
with rocking chairs to enjoy in
the warm weather months. This
house has 9 guest rooms, each
with period
antique furnishings and modern
amenities. All guest rooms are
named after a different wine
region, such as Bordeaux and
Tuscany.
Please click here to see room
descriptions and photos >> |
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The "Cottage" was built in
1878, by local architect and
builder Enos WIlliams, as a summer
cottage. This charming house has
2 wonderful porches on the first
floor; the front porch has
rocking chairs for relaxing and people
watching and the side porch
has 3 small cafe tables for playing a
game of cards. There is also a
sundeck on the third floor for
guests to use at their leisure.
On the first floor, the
"Cottage" features a
billiards table (a very popular
game during the Victorian
period) for the use of guests staying at
either house. The "Cottage" house
has guest rooms furnished
with period antiques and modern
amenities. Each guest room is
named after a different wine varietal, such as Champagne and
Zinfandel.(Please Note: Guests staying at the Cottage will come to the Main House for breakast, as no food is served at the COttage.)
Please click here to see room
descriptions and photos >> |
To help you make
your trip a
special one,
please let us
know your coming
by making a
reservation!
We have put
together a few
specials to help
you out with
your special
getaway!
Check
the calendar to
see if the room
you would like
is available,
and then let us
know!