The driveway was originally lighted by ornate lanterns for the arrival of the carriages. These lanterns are still stored on the property. The Inn offers 5 unique guest rooms and a suite, with private baths - offering the choice of antique queen , king or two double accommodations. The Albert bedroom has an original fireplace, and the tiles are recorded as imported from Belgium. Edward the Seventh is a particularly masculine room, for the gentlemen travelers.
Many original features remain in the Inn.
The lounge has open beamed ceiling and oak paneling and decorated with antique chairs, ornate large coffee table and a beautiful chandelier, recorded being from Russia, and the bricks of the fireplace from Holland. A large screened porch, across the front of the house, decorated in green and mauve, and a large sun porch invites guests to have dinner or relax , enjoying the company of friends or a good book. The immaculate white kitchen with stainless steel appliances has been scrubbed clean and beautiful green floor tiles invite the chef to prepare the meals. The third floor of the Inn provides very large owners quarters, including 4 bedrooms or 3 bedrooms and an office with a large living area, kitchenette and private bath. A barn on the site can be used for storage or for expansion.