The Inn was designed as a private home for a prominent lawyer, George Yeaton, and was completed in 1903 after four years of construction. The home remained in the Yeaton family until the late 1950's when it opened as the Homestead Restaurant. In 1962 Berwick Academy, the oldest private school in Maine, obtained the house for its faculty. At one time, it served as the Headmaster's residence. In 1985, the building was restored to the grandeur of the Victorian Era and became a Bed and Breakfast Inn.
Guests can unwind in spacious air-conditioned rooms.
All of the five rooms have private bath and adjoining rooms may be rented for a family or a group. You may relax on the 60 foot screened porch overlooking the downtown square or cozy up to a crackling fire in the parlor. Ask about winter and spring Getaway Specials. A hearty breakfast is served in the elegant dining room by the fire or on the porch. In the late afternoon, enjoy a refreshing glass of lemonade or a cup of tea.