Greenwood Manor Inn
Bed and Breakfast

Greenwood Manor Inn sits on 108 acres of lawns, gardens and woodlands at the tip of Long Lake in the forested foothills of Maine's majestic White Mountains.

Bear River is just a stone's throw away, and skiing at Shawnee Peak and Sunday River is only a short drive from the Bed and Breakfast Inn.

Greenwood Manor was built in 1870 as a private residence and converted into a bed and breakfast hotel during the late 1980's. Each of seven guest rooms and two suites is located in the carriage house and is uniquely decorated with antiques that serve as a reminder of the home's century-plus heritage. All rooms have private baths and offer spectacular views of the 108-acre estate's perennial gardens as well as the various vistas cast by the White Mountains. Some rooms also have fireplaces, and the new suite has an oversized whirlpool tub.

What once was an old ice house has been converted into a plush den with leather furnishings, a brick fireplace, and television. And if the weather permits, there's nothing better than spending an evening or lazy afternoon out on the inn's spacious covered deck. Guests start the day with a full, home-baked country breakfast served in the spacious dining area or on the covered deck overlooking the gardens.

The area around Greenwood Manor is full of recreational opportunity. For starters, you may want to visit either of two crystal-clear lakes that are just a short stroll away. Both lakes offer the water-sport trifecta of quality boating, swimming, and fishing. Canoes are available for guest use. Nearby rental shops offer a full line of kayaks, motorboats, and jet skis. There are five golf courses in the area and countless nature trails found in the Lakes Region that are great for biking, hiking, and wildlife watching. Maine's fall foliage is truly unforgettable.

When the snow falls ski enthusiasts will face the difficult decision of which slope to try first. Ski downhill slopes of Shawnee Peak and Sunday River. Cross-country skiers and snowshoers will have a half-dozen locations to choose from, including Five Fields Farm, only 15 minutes away, as well as the trails in the forest surrounding the inn. Snowmobilers have over 600 miles of trails to try, starting at the Inn's back door. Other wintertime diversions include skating, sleigh rides, and ice fishing.

Enjoy the scenic Kangamangus Highway or drive up to the top of Mount Washington. Both are less than an hour's drive away. Restaurants, outlet stores, and antique shops can be found in nearby North Conway, New Hampshire and Portland and Freeport in Maine.