The house was built by Deacon Timothy Pratt in 1746 and served as a private school in the 1790's. In our Pratt House Scrap Book, you can read an excerpt from a girl's journal who attended school here. Timothy Pratt was a carpenter and served as a Deacon in the church across the street, thus it's present day name. A formal, candlelit breakfast is served in the elegant, fireplaced dining room on fine china, and silver.
Full breakfast is served on weekends, and an expanded continental breakfast is served weekdays.
In the winter, lounge by the fire in the parlor, enjoy a game of chess or checkers, or visit with friends, and enjoy complimentary sherry, tea and snacks. Guest refrigerator and complimentary softdrinks are also always available. Massage therapy on premises. Print out our ClickBrochure. Watch the sun set over the ocean or take a walk at Fort Saybrook Monument Park or out to one of Old Saybook's lighthouses.