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Greenwood Manor Inn is a timeless and romantic bed and breakfast located in the beautiful Lakes and Mountains of Harrison, Maine. Find us between the towns of Bridgton and Harrison about 40 miles west of Portland and only one mile from Bridgton Academy. Our quiet surroundings allow you to enjoy the beauty of Maine. Nestled on 108 acres, the property's beautiful landscape is here for you to explore. Book your private stay or host your dream wedding at our venue for an intimate wedding experience.
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in Harrison, Maine
Whether your ideal vacation experience is relaxing in our beautiful gardens, boating on the 55 square miles of waterways minutes from our doors, or shopping until you drop, the Greenwood Manor Inn can give you exactly what you're looking for.
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All seven guest rooms and two suites are located in the carriage house and are 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 estate's perennial gardens. Some rooms also have fireplaces, and the Tolman suite has an oversized whirlpool tub.
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Western Maine and the surrounding area offer dozens of restaurants. Whether you are looking for a traditional lobster feast or want to grab a craft beer at a local watering hole, we are happy to recommend our favorite spots.
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john
"We cannot spend enough time here. The hosts are gracious, the inn comfy and clean, and the garden is spectacular."
JASon
"So pleasant and such a great place to stay. SUPER clean and everything you need."
steven
"Definitely a place to relax, enjoy the area and have a glass of wine."
emily
"The highlight of my road trip!"
KAT
"Beautiful Inn with stunning garden."
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Greenwood Manor Inn was built in 1870 as a private residence by Philander Tolman who named it "Greenwood Villa". Philander, his wife Laura, and their six children lived in the home for over 50 years.
