Lynn Massachusetts Bed and Breakfast

This 1911 Georgian style mansion sits on ½ acre in Boston's North Shore, which is known as "Lynn's Diamond Historical District." Designed by Architect Thomas M. James, who also designed the Boston Shubert Theatre  

Features include gracious foyer and staircase winding its way up three floors. Spacious living room and dining room both have working fireplaces. The large veranda overlooks the mature gardens and ocean view.
A full candlelight breakfast is served....read more  

Built in 1845 #16 Winter Street is one of Salem's finest examples of Greek Revival Architecture. Elegantly restored and beautifully decorated, each room has a private bath, a/c, Tv, and hair dryer.  

A five to ten minute stroll finds downtown shopping, the Salem Witch Museum, Peabody Essex Museum, the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, the House of the Seven Gables and Pickering Wharf's waterfront dining, and The Trolley Depot. Narrated tours....read more  

water front family compound offering two seasonal rentals one lake house sleeps 7 boat house washer dryer full bath with panoramic views

our cozy cabin with water views large screened in porch sleeps 4  

water front family compound with panoramic views large dock boat slips boat house steps to beach on an acre of land two rentals one house sleeps 7 and our cottage sleeps 4  

Historical home conveniently located in downtown Beverly, 17 miles north of Boston in the Cape Ann Area. Just over the bridge from Salem. Historic homes, antique shops, sunny beaches, beautiful sailing harbor, magic show, music theatre and art! Whatever your interests, you will find something to delight you.  

Beverly's North Shore Music Theatre

Beverly's World Famous Le Grand David Magic Show

Yankee Whale Watch and Deep Sea Fishing

Area Shopping Centers

Area Museums and Antique Shops

Water Shuttle to Boston (seaso....read more  

Historic 1850 home next to Marblehead Harbor offers quiet, comfort and convenience. Walk to shops, restaurants, historic sites. Fireplaced parlor, garden patio. Ample continental breakfast .  

Marblehead, a historic seacoast village on Boston’s North Shore, has much to offer. Explore its patriotic past as reflected in period architecture and historic sites. Enjoy the natural beauty of a rocky coastline studded with beaches and parks overl....read more  

A Private cove the endless beat of weaves upon a pebb;ed shore the dazzling ocean views throughout your suite and so much more....
Serenity to start your day a private deck to laze around a sea glass hunt, a kayak ride, a stroll about the town a tub to soak the world away while listening to the breeze.... Delightdully Notorious Annie's  

Magnificently situated in Marblehead's historic old town and overlooking the entrance to its picturesque harbor, this Victorian-era home has been fully restored to offer the very best in bed-and-breakfast accommodations: superb water views with private baths, TV, wireless internet, and king-sized beds. Common amenities include a sitting area with fireplace, kitchen, and roof deck with dazzling ocean and harbor views.

From the spectacular sunrises and sunsets, from winter storms to summer yacht races and the year-round comings and goings of the lobster boat fleet, there is always something happening to remind you that you are in a very special place; and the quaint shops, wonderful restaurants and historic sites of Marblehead are all within a few minutes' walk.  

MARBLEHEAD, Mass., is built on bedrock - it crops out all over town, between the clapboard houses and back lanes, stippling the harbor with its insistent message about New England tenacity - but the town's heart belongs to the sea...

Just outside the historic district, is Pheasant Hill B & B, 71 Bubier Road, (781) 639-4799; www.pheasanthill.com. Three very pleasant double rooms, including the Bird's Nest suite, which has a separate entrance, cost from $125 to $175 in high season, continental breakfast included.  

Located on beautiful Marblehead Neck, one of the most exclusive seaside destinations on the east coast  

The Bunker Hill Bed and Breakfast is a Victorian-style Bed and Breakfast built in 1885 within the heart of historic Boston. It is only 10 minutes from the airport and its many historic landmarks  

All rooms are furnished with antiques from around the world.

The Bunker Hill Bed and Breakfast is along the historic Freedom Trail and just minutes from the Bunker Hill Monument.
For shoppers, we are just minutes from Boston's famous sho....read more  

Winner of “Best Bed & Breakfast” in the 2005 Best of Boston awards by Boston magazine, as well as the Audience and Editorial winner in the Best of Citysearch 2006!  

Beacon Hill is the old, aristocratic neighborhood in Boston. It is filled with red-brick sidewalks, street lamps still lit by gas flames, hidden gardens and perfectly preserved Victorian architecture. Charles Street itself is known for its antiques, ....read more  

Around the turn of the century the North Shore was a summer playground for Boston's high society, much as Newport was to New York. Manchester By-The-Sea, in the heart of the North Shore, has been sought out by the most discriminating for many years  

THE OLD CORNER INN is a gracious manor where you can enjoy a vacation or weekend get-away. This landmark structure was built in 1865, one of many grand homes built on Boston's "Gold Coast" during that period. It later became the location of the Danis....read more  

Explore historic Boston and Cambridge from this lovely 20-room Greek Revival-style inn. The Mary Prentiss offers guests a comfortable retreat, a short walk from bustling Harvard Square.
This carefully restored 1843 mansion stands out among Cambridge’s historic guesthouses as one of the most elegant inns in the Boston/Cambridge area. The Mary Prentiss Inn’s unique architecture and interior, charming Cambridge hospitality, and array of amenities make it a favorite destination for many frequent visitors to our area.

The Mary Prentiss Inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the proud recipient of the Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award for 1995.