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Contact Info Address: 5347 Shelburne Rd, Shelburne, VT, 05482, USA Phone: 1 802 985-2800 Fax: 1 802 985-2870 Toll-Free: 1 877 808-1834 Contact(s): Pat Bulton Gay Friendly Clientele Welcomed: Gay Men Lesbian Bisexual Straight Email Us Visit Our Home Page

Amenities/Discounts # of Rental Units: 9 Nonsmoking: Nonsmoking Facility Bathrooms: Private Bath Internet Access: Dataport in Room Available Meals: Full Brkfst, Aft. Tea Views: Garden, Village Handicap Access: Partial Handicap Access Children: Children Welcome Pets: No Pets Payment Methods: Cash, Check, Money Order, Trav Checks, Visa, MC, Amex, Debit Card General Discounts: No Purple Roofs Discount: No Travel Agent Commission: 10%, Full rate to confirm res; bill upon departure

This site has had visitors since 4/29/2002

In the heart of the historic village of Shelburne, Vermont, our casually elegant bed and breakfast inn welcomes you. Built in 1886 by a prosperous merchant, Cyrus Van Vliet, this handsome Queen Anne Victorian has retained its prominence as one of the centerpieces of the Village, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Shelburne is also home to the world-renowned 45-acre Shelburne Museum with its 18 period buildings and beautifully landscaped grounds. A little over a mile away is Shelburne Farms, originally designed as a model agricultural estate in the same year as the Inn, by Dr. William Seward Webb and Lila Vanderbilt Webb.

Vermont products and, in season, fresh local ingredients make breakfast here a treat, with a special hot entree every day. Guests are invited to share tea in the living room or on the porch each afternoon.afternoon.

Inside the main house are five sleeping rooms; the luxurious carriage barn has four.

There are two living rooms for reading, chatting, or just relaxing in overstuffed chairs.

Each guest room is uniquely decorated with a mix of period furnishings, comfortable beds, plush linens, and plenty of pillows. Each has a sunny view of Shelburne Village and some baths have claw-foot tubs and pedestal sinks.

All nine rooms have private baths, and all are air-conditioned and have in-room connections for telephones and cable television, if desired. All have a cozy chair for reading and most have special armoires and period pieces chosen just for that room.

Four rooms have king sized beds (or twins) and five have queens.