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Operating Bed and Breakfast
Rentable Venue
Rentable Venue
1754 Federal
109 Route 2A
Preston, Connecticut 06365
Preston, Connecticut 06365
Captain Grant's
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The home is on the National Register of Historic Places. It remains a stately beauty in this 1687 Village. Experience the stone walls and walkways, lush greenery, and a glimpse of life in 1754.
Captain Grant's Historic B&B is located in CT. between Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun Casinos & the Mystic area of CT. Mystic Seaport, Mystic Aquarium as well as Historic Downtown Mystic are a short drive. As well as the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, and the U.S. Naval Submarine Museum. Wineries, Vineyards, Museums, beaches and all of Mystic are yours to enjoy. Golf, swim, and explore the Mystic area of Southeastern CT. Vacation is yours to enjoy.
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Captain Grant's also includes the Avery Home, adjacent to the main Inn. The Avery Home was built in 1790 and is also on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the home where the Holly and Margaret Rooms are located. Both of these rooms feature wood burning fireplaces. Holly has a whirlpool tub.
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To complete your options for a vacation experience, Captain Grant’s has acquired the Stagecoach Inn built in 1790. The Inn, a repose for travelors in days past is now a short term vacation rental. The 1st and 2nd floors can be rented seperately or together depending on your needs. Go to www.rentstagecoachinn.com
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Contact Information:
109 Route 2A, Poquetanuck Village
Preston, Connecticut, CT 06365, United States
stay@captaingrants.com
860-887-7589 / 800-982-1772
Phone: 1-860-887-7589
stay@captaingrants.com
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Ghostly stuff
Captain William Grant built this historic New England inn in 1754 for his wife Mercy Adelaide Avery. Unfortunately, Captain Grant died at sea and Adelaide, buried across the street at St. James Cemetery, haunts the inn as she waits in vain for her husband to return. Previous lodgers say she knocks down the shower curtain, turns the TV on and off, and makes spectral appearances on the main staircase.Archived in December, 2015
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