- The Sara Page Suite & the Nick Anthony Room
- Sleeps 7
Let your earthly spirit come alive in this expansive 900-square-foot sanctuary, created by combining the historic Sara Page Suite and the charming Nick Anthony Room. This adjoining layout offers the ultimate in privacy and comfort for families or groups of up to seven guests.
The heart of the suite features airy 11-foot ceilings that conceal a hidden treasure: a 120-foot long Arts-and-Crafts era fresco, preserved behind the architecture until it can be fully restored. Formerly Judge Blenman's private law library, the main bedroom offers two queen pillow-top brass beds framed by tall mullioned windows, a cozy sitting area, antique desk and an armoire with modern amenities.
For additional lounging, a glass-mullioned door leads to a sun-drenched private sitting room. Here, a twin daybed provides extra sleeping space next to a private exit that leads directly to the front porch through a lush garden of succulents and vibrant purple lantana.
Through the adjoining door, delight in the Nick Anthony wing - a touch of England's Wedgwood featuring a third queen bed, a unique chandelier, and an antique armoire cleverly recessed into a historic chimney alcove. An oversized armchair tucked into the corner offers the perfect nook for reading or quiet reflection. In addition, there is an antique Barrel (or Cylinder top) 100-year-old desk for writing at your leisure, doing the "catch-up" computer work or Zoom meeting. A perfect grandparent room adjoined with The Sara Page Suite that sleeps 5.
Suite Amenities
Two Private Bathrooms: Including a spacious bath with an original 19th-century clawfoot tub/shower.
Modern Conveniences: Two refrigerators, two satellite televisions, and a safe deposit box.
Flexible Sleeping: Three queen beds and one twin daybed, comfortably accommodating up to seven guests.
Whether you are gathered in the sitting room, retreating to the "Wedgwood" corner, or relaxing at one of the desks with your catchup work, this combined suite offers a rare blend of 19th-century soul and generous modern proportions.
The heart of the suite features airy 11-foot ceilings that conceal a hidden treasure: a 120-foot long Arts-and-Crafts era fresco, preserved behind the architecture until it can be fully restored. Formerly Judge Blenman's private law library, the main bedroom offers two queen pillow-top brass beds framed by tall mullioned windows, a cozy sitting area, antique desk and an armoire with modern amenities.
For additional lounging, a glass-mullioned door leads to a sun-drenched private sitting room. Here, a twin daybed provides extra sleeping space next to a private exit that leads directly to the front porch through a lush garden of succulents and vibrant purple lantana.
Through the adjoining door, delight in the Nick Anthony wing - a touch of England's Wedgwood featuring a third queen bed, a unique chandelier, and an antique armoire cleverly recessed into a historic chimney alcove. An oversized armchair tucked into the corner offers the perfect nook for reading or quiet reflection. In addition, there is an antique Barrel (or Cylinder top) 100-year-old desk for writing at your leisure, doing the "catch-up" computer work or Zoom meeting. A perfect grandparent room adjoined with The Sara Page Suite that sleeps 5.
Suite Amenities
Two Private Bathrooms: Including a spacious bath with an original 19th-century clawfoot tub/shower.
Modern Conveniences: Two refrigerators, two satellite televisions, and a safe deposit box.
Flexible Sleeping: Three queen beds and one twin daybed, comfortably accommodating up to seven guests.
Whether you are gathered in the sitting room, retreating to the "Wedgwood" corner, or relaxing at one of the desks with your catchup work, this combined suite offers a rare blend of 19th-century soul and generous modern proportions.
What we offer
- Two private bathrooms
- Original 19th-century claw-foot tub
- Two refrigerators
- Three queen beds and one twin daybed
