And a convenient location. In an 1890s Queen Anne house that has had the magic touch of the owners. All those bay windows were planned by the host, an architectural and landscape designer who commutes to Manhattan. Some Long Wharf actors stay for months. Theatergoers and Yale visitors love this place.
Corporate guests come for overnight or for small conferences.
Membership clubs send their overflow here. And sometimes there are art receptions in this gracious home. One cat, Kismet. Three suites, each with dining area, living room, private bath. Served for up to three people on second floor in French kitchen with window seat, draperies, wood-burning fireplace.