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The Manor Inn is located
in Castine, Maine, a year round historic community and one of
the oldest villages in the country. The flags of four nations
have flown over this peninsula at the confluence![[Manor Front View]](/images/manorext2.jpg)
of the Penobscot and Bagaduce
rivers on the Penobscot bay. The antique grace of its genteel
clapboard residences and elm lined streets present a picture
perfect New England setting. The majestic elms, synonymous with
the bygone "main street USA," are meticulously cared
for and considered to be a local treasure.
The Manor was built in 1895 as a summer residence for
Arthur Fuller of Boston, commodore of the South Boston Yacht
Club. It was originally built in the Victorian style and was
later redesigned by Clark & Russell, Architects, Boston,
to its present shingled cottage style for the McClintock family.
A porte cochere passes through the center of the building providing
a dramatic entrance to the Inn. The entry-reception area is flanked, 
on one side, with a beautifully
detailed staircase with a palladian window, and, on the other
side, a handsome "Gathering room" with a large fireplace,
comfortable seating and a baby grand piano. This grand "cottage" has guest rooms that are uncommonly large; four have fireplaces
and all have private baths.
The grounds encompass almost 5 acres and offer gardens and
lawn sports for your enjoyment. Bordering a conservation forest
of over 130 acres, trails abound for hiking and walking in the
woods. The old carriage trails are wonderful for winter cross
skiing. Access to these nature trails are just out the back door
of the Manor Inn.
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Piano and Grand Sitting Room
Manor Inn Library
Cozy Dining or Room for an entire Wedding Party
Breakfast Seating 
Monor Inn Grand Staircase
4-poster Bedroom with Fire Place 
Queen bed, Fireplace, Antique bathtub and Enclosed Marble Shower (big enough for 2)
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