Victorian mansions Coach Room with Breakfast

The estate, formerly the private residence of Louis A. Graves, was the creation of architect William C. Bull who designed many of the stately Victorian structures in the Shires of Vermont. Ten-foot ceilings, the mahogany-paneled library with ornately carved fireplace, leaded glass pocket door and bookcases, and the raised plaster moldings of the Dining Room make the South Shire Inn a showpiece in Southern Vermont Victorian Era.

There's a private balcony. A kitchen is outfitted with a refrigerator and a microwave. The bathroom has a jetted bathtub and a hair dryer. Conveniences include a coffee/tea maker and a dryer, and housekeeping is provided on request.

Enjoy recreation amenities such as a hot tub or take in the view from a garden.

A complimentary breakfast is included.

Guests will find features like internet access, onsite parking, and a car charging station.

A complimentary breakfast is offered.