Brampton Inn Bed and Breakfast Inn is tucked between the Chester River and the Chesapeake Bay, just one mile south of historic Chestertown, Maryland.

Respected as one of the finest inns on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Brampton Bed and Breakfast Inn dates back to the mid 1800's. Built in 1860 as a plantation house and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Brampton still retains nearly all of its original details.

You'll admire beautiful craftsmanship such as the magnificent three-and-a-half story walnut and ash central staircase, walnut windows and doors, Georgia pine floors, and plaster ceiling medallions. The 35 acres of grounds that surround Brampton with century-old trees and boxwood plantings provide a quiet, pastoral setting for a peaceful escape.

Choose from ten luxurious and romantic guest rooms, each with private bath. All lodging accommodations are spacious and well appointed with beautiful yet comfortable period furnishings. Most have wood-burning fireplaces ready to be lit during cold winter days, queen canopy beds, and sitting areas or rooms. The manor house features a formal guest parlor plus a family room with television/VCR and games for you to enjoy.

Join your hosts each day in the dining room for a complimentary full breakfast and afternoon tea complete with fresh brewed coffee, tea, homemade muffins, cakes, cookies, breads, and jams. As one satisfied guest from Virginia exclaimed, "...breakfast alone is worth the trip. Such a delicious scone."

The Eastern Shore offers visitors a glimpse into the past. What better way to complement your visit than to surround yourself with the 19th-century decor of the Greek Revival Plantation House known as Brampton?