Bridgetown Mill House, Langhorne, Pennsylvania
The Bridgetown Mill House is a federal style fieldstone colonial built in 1791 by William and Mary Jenks. The Jenks were a prominent Quaker family tracing their ancestry back to England and settling in America in the late 17th century. The Jenks operated the Grist Mill that is located on the property and had a significant influence in the agricultural and political development of Bucks County. Three stately 200-year-old sycamore trees graciously line the north side of this grand house. Our full breakfast is served in the large colonial brick floored kitchen with cheery window area, beamed ceiling and walk-in-fireplace. The beds are dressed with luxury linens and each guest room is provided with Egyptian cotton bath linens.
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Owners: Kim and Carlos Da Costa
Open Since: 1998
We Accept: Checks, Mastercard, Visa, Diner's Club and American Express
Price Range: Check with owner as prices may vary
No. of Rooms With Private Bath: 6
No. of Rooms With Shared Bath: 0
Location: In suburbs
Amenities: Air conditioning, Fireplace in room, Antiques, Down comforters, Canopy beds, Sitting room/library, Full breakfast, Patio, Room with scenic view, Private porch, Gift shop on site, No smoking, Meeting rooms/facilities, Lake/riverfront access and Corporate rate available
Sight-Seeing: Historical site/district
Water Sports: Canoe rentals and Fishing
Other Sports: Golf and Horseback riding
Out In The Town: Antique shops/malls, Shopping district and Theatre
Out In Nature: Birdwatching
Rides & Tours: Horse-drawn carriage rides
Area Attractions:
Historic Newtown, New Hope, Core Creek Park, Peddlers Village, Lahaska, Historic Philadelphia
These recreational facilities and attractions are all within 25 miles of Bridgetown Mill House.
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