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Operating Bed and Breakfast
Rentable Venue
Rentable Venue
1817 Colonial
59 Main Street
Sheffield, Massachusetts 01257
Sheffield, Massachusetts 01257
Staveleigh House
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Welcome to the Staveleigh House bed and breakfast. This handsome colonial and two-story inn resides in historic Sheffield, Massachusetts near the lovely Berkshires. Originally built in 1817 for Reverend Bradford, this house has stood and watched over generations of Sheffield families.
Join us for a complimentary beverage of your choice under the canopy of century old trees or in the common room by the fire place. Breakfast is served from 8:00 - 10:00am features Apple Cheddar Quiche, Belgian Waffles, Pumpkin Bread, Herb Roasted Potatoes and our own homemade Baked Rhubarb Jam. Our produce is grown locally at Berkshire farms like Indian Line Farm and Moon in the Pond Farm. Organic coffees, fresh juices and local pure maple syrup complete our morning selections. All guest rooms have new amenities such as Schiffman mattresses & box springs, fine linens, white terry cloth robes and comfy LL Bean down comforters.
Join us for a complimentary beverage of your choice under the canopy of century old trees or in the common room by the fire place. Breakfast is served from 8:00 - 10:00am features Apple Cheddar Quiche, Belgian Waffles, Pumpkin Bread, Herb Roasted Potatoes and our own homemade Baked Rhubarb Jam. Our produce is grown locally at Berkshire farms like Indian Line Farm and Moon in the Pond Farm. Organic coffees, fresh juices and local pure maple syrup complete our morning selections. All guest rooms have new amenities such as Schiffman mattresses & box springs, fine linens, white terry cloth robes and comfy LL Bean down comforters.
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Archived in October, 2010
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