Well, in the 1880s it was owned by shipbuilder Captain Briggs, so there you have it. From the moment the door is opened and you step inside, you're surrounded by elegance and luxury. The day we visited there was a crackling fire going, and cheerful little groups of guests had gathered to enjoy the warmth and fellowship. Nearby is The Maine Dining Room, set with intimate tables and fine china. In the morning you will enjoy a full breakfast, which is included in the room rate.
All furnishings are of the finest quality.
The inn is set on 5 acres near Casco Bay. One of our favorite features is the backyard garden with beautifully landscaped stone walls and millstones set in unsuspecting places. Sue and Marc Trottier. Just a block from downtown shops, the inn is close enough to access Freeport's outlets and far enough off Main Street to offer a little seclusion. The inn features three recently renovated rooms with private bathrooms and a choice of rooms with fireplaces and a Jacuzzi.