Morton House Inn Bed & Breakfast - Milton, Nova Scotia

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Morton House Inn

Owner: Address: 147 Main St (Hwy 8), P O Box 549 Milton, Nova Scotia, B0T 1P0 Phone: (902) 354 2908 Toll Free: (877) 354 2908 Fax: (902) 354 3061 Rates : $70 - $85		Email Innkeeper: infomortonhouseinn@ns.sympatico.ca Direct link to the web site: http://www.mortonhouseinn.com Review B&B: Review and Vote this Inn

Rooms: 4

Rates and Policies

Pricing per night from $70 to $85 (double occupancy)

Non-Smoking

Kids Friendly

No Pets on Site

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Room Amenities

Private Bath

Inn Amenities

General Description
A taste of Victorian times in modern day settings' An exceptional Bed and Breakfast Inn offering gracious accomodation and service in the delightful and quiet ambience of Nova Scotia's South Shore Region-- open year round. Small weddings can be held here with outside catering. Grounds are regularly used for photographs - Weddings, graduations, anniversaries etc! A Provincial Heritage property built in 1864!" ======================== We have 4 B&B suites, all with ensuite washrooms. Two suites have double beds (one on the main floor and one upstairs). One suite has 2 queen beds in it, easily accomodating 4 people, while the remaining suite has a King bed. ------------------------------------------------ Three additional motel units are separate from the main house Motel units start at $60 + tx (single occupation) a day to $70 +tx (double occupation Two of the motel units have two double beds in them, easily accomodating 4 people. The other motel unit has a queen bed. These units are frequently rented by the week or month by business travellers or long-term visitors to the area.) ============================= HISTORY The Morton House "Empire Style" mansion was completed in 1864 by master builder John Wyman, for it's owners John and Georgiana Morton. This historic property continues to be a landmark in the Queens County area. The Morton family gained its wealth and prestige in the lumbering, shipping and merchantile buisness in the early 1800's. Johns father, Sylvanus (1805-87), was an astute businessman who was at one time the President of the Bank of Liverpool. He was also a politician and an ardent political refromer who sat in the Legislative Assembly in Nova Scotia (1860-63), as the elected Liberal members from Queens County. Special care has been taken to recreate and maintain the late 1800's atmosphere and appeal, including the restoration of a roof top skylight that illuminates both the first and second floor hallways of the Inn. Certain selected furnishings and effects of the pre-1900 era are evident throughout the Inn - all blended with the convenience and comfort of 20th century living. A delightful and hearty breakfast greets you before you venture forth to enjoy the many attractions in Nova Scotia's remarkable South Shores Region. ============================== THINGS TO DO Start your day with a hearty breakfast before you visit the South Shore's golf courses, many museums, art studios, boutiques, antique stores, etc. Reading library of journals, books and periodicals. The large property includes a gorgeous fish pond where you can relax and enjoy the fish or read a book Three additional motel units separate from the main house. The property includes a boat launching area on the Mercy River & swimming for experienced swimmers. Pine Grove Park is within walking distance. Outdoor games including croquet and horseshoes.

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