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A lovely example of Queen Anne Victorian architecture, this house was built in the mid-Nineteenth Century, and once offered splendid views of both the Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic Ocean, although now some of the original view is obscured by trees that have reclaimed their territory; with a welcoming feeling of home, the inn and its guestrooms offer such pleasant amenities as fireplaces, wraparound porches, wicker furniture, artworks, lace, and a library that is filled with interesting books. Each of the guestrooms boats its own individual character, and is appointed with queen-sized brass beds, and private baths, some with claw foot tubs. With a variety of accommodations being offered, one may choose from ‘getaway rooms,’ 'family suites,’ and 'traditonal rooms,' comprising eleven rooms in all. A billiard room is avaliable and a great playground is offered to adolecents.
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