Henry Whipple House, Bristol

A grand old home set in the center of scenic New Hampshire, The Henry Whipple House was constructed in 1904. The house is typical of the Victorian era which can be seen in the architecture, oak woodwork, hardwood floors, chandeliers and stained glass windows which all add to the charm of this painted lady.

The property's historical significance was acknowledged in April 2005 becoming New Hampshire's only bed and breakfast listed on the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places. The five main house chambers and three carriage house suites have been decorated and furnished in the Victorian style with many antiques and several bronze engraved fireplaces to add that special elegant touch.

Available on a year-round basis, all of the bed chambers and suites have private bathrooms, which include Gilchrist and Soames antioxidant-rich, botanical amenities and luxurious 100% Egyptian cotton towels.

In addition, all accommodations feature wireless internet access, cable TV and air conditioning. A DVD player is available by prior arrangement. We can easily accommodate 10-14 people in the main house and an additional 16-20 in the carriage house.