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 parlor is newly renovated with new Victorian fixtures and period Bradbury and Bradbury wallpaper. 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.

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