Honored Guest Bed and Breakfast is perched atop a 3 ½ acre parcel of manicured lawns, towering evergreens, glorious old maples and perennial gardens.
Today’s honored guests will enjoy design elements retained from the Arts and Crafts period. Your mornings in the country begin with a full, delicious breakfast elegantly served in the formal dining room. We serve only home made and fresh items.
The Honored Guest Bed & Breakfast boasts an impressive architectural heritage. The house was built in 1910 as the guesthouse on Ledgewood Estate, the country home of the renowned architect, James Renwick, Jr. (St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Smithsonian Institute). In a rather dramatic departure from Renwick’s signature Gothic Revival style, his family chose to celebrate the austere simplicity of the American Foursquare / Prairie House design of the equally renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright.