The Jeweled Turret Inn
Bed and Breakfast

Emerald Room: This cozy guest room has an additional private entrance onto rear veranda. Victorian white scrolled-iron double bed, antique furniture, and overstuffed claw footed armchair. Small and very charming room with emerald carpeting, dark wood wainscoting and trim, light wallpaper, and lace curtains. Private bath with tub/shower.

Ruby Room: is an elegant guest room with burgundy wallpaper, white trim, hardwood floors, and lace curtains overlooks the front veranda. Victorian iron-and-brass queen bed and antique furniture, includes an ornate cherry secretary. The private bath has a shower.

Opal Room: (Photo right) This lovely room will take you back in time with its four-poster queen bed, mirrored walnut armoire, secretary desk, wing chair, and lace curtains. Soft-toned wallpaper, white trim, and hardwood floors enhance its appeal. A luxurious private bath in green marble offers whirlpool tub/shower and pedestal sink.

Sapphire Room: A nostalgic guest room decorated in blue-striped wallpaper, white trim and hardwood floors has white lace curtains that contrast with the dark mahogany antique furnishings. The two twin iron and brass beds offer a go night's sleep while the private bath comes with glass shower and pedestal sink.

Topaz Turret: This gorgeous honeymoon room in one of the turrets is furnished in natural woodwork, pale yellow flowered wallpaper sand Victorian white wicker, that includes an ornate wicker queen bed. A charming built-in window seat in the round turret area is framed by interesting windows swagged in lace. The private bath has a glass shower and separate dressing area.

Tourmaline Room: (photo left) This charming honeymoon room come with Victorian columned fireplace, hardwood floors, lovely white heart-scrolled iron-and-brass queen bed, antiques, and marble-topped bureaus. Windows and walls are draped in lace and chintz. Private and luxurious detached original bathroom with beautiful birds-eye maple woodwork and Victorian claw-foot tub is located approximately 10 feet from guest room.

Amethyst Room: (photo right) Romantic honeymoon room is in the octagonal turret. Massive cannonball four-poster queen bed, lace curtains, light wallpaper with amethyst accents, hardwood floors, and heavy dark furniture include a tapestry-covered Victorian fainting couch. Private, open-style bath that resembles a lacy gazebo offers a corner glass shower and pedestal sink behind floor-to-ceiling lined lace curtains.

Belfast Architectural Gem of the Maine Coast

This Victorian lady was originally built for prominent Belfast attorney James S. Harriman and his wife, Nell. The year was 1898, a time when homes were designed for elegant entertaining, furnishings were rich and elaborate, and there was a true graciousness to living. Here at the Jeweled Turret Inn, this serene era continues. The Inn was restored and decorated in 1986-87, by Alaskans, Carl and Cathy Heffentrager, and is continuously maintained and improved. The Inn is a labor of love, not only for the ornate Victorian architecture, but the many antiques and collectibles found throughout New England on treasure hunts. Make your stay a tradition at The Jeweled Turret Inn.

One of the many exciting features is the den with its dark pine wood, beamed ceiling, and rattan wainscoting, focusing on the grand fireplace of rocks and semi-precious stones. This fireplace is built of rocks from every state in the Union, at the time the house was constructed. Enjoy three more parlor/sitting rooms with beautiful natural woodwork, hardwood floors, massive unique fireplaces and the luxurious Victorian decor.