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Bonnie Castle Farm
Bed and Breakfast stands as a haven of warmth and charm
overlooking the east side of Great Sodus Bay in the Finger
Lakes region of upstate New York. "Bonniecastle"
originated on 57 acres of Sodus Bay waterfront
property purchased in 1887. It was developed as a resort with
a hotel and four summer homes. Guests would travel to "Bonniecastle"
by horse and carriage or by steamboat from Sodus Point. During
the 1890's and the early 1900's, "Bonniecastle" was
a well-known flourishing resort area, and the Pendleton family
home and guest house are two of the original four homes that
are pictured on several postcards of that era. Bonnie Castle
Farm continues to retain its "turn-of-the-century"
flavor today.
Choose from eight
lovely guest rooms including a guest house, four of which bear
the name of the last Pendleton child to have resided there.
Most lodging accommodations feature king- or queen-size beds
and scenic views of either Great Sodus Bay or the garden. A
suite in the main house contains a full kitchen, as does the
guest house. The three-bedroom guest house is also available
for weekly stays, making it a wonderful vacation rental. The
Aldrich Guest House features four baths, a dining room, living
room, as well as a large porch overlooking the water and a
boat dock.
Awake to enjoy a
full gourmet breakfast served in the dining room of the main
house overlooking the water. Mouth-watering entrees such as
Orange Blossom French Toast, Quiche Lorraine, and Creamy
Potato Casserole are offered with Appleknocker sausages, fresh
fruit, fresh baked pastries, and Irish cream coffee and herbal
tea.
Come to Bonnie
Castle Farm Bed and Breakfast where you'll enjoy a beautiful
turn-of-the-century waterfront home with expansive
lawns and trees in close proximity to so much. |
The unique location
of Bonnie Castle Farm, on the "Seaway Trail" places
it approximately halfway between Rochester and Syracuse, at
the northern end of the Finger Lakes.
Activities and
events are easily accessible from Lake Ontario between
Rochester and Oswego in the north to Ithaca and Watkins Glen
in the south. Enjoy swimming, golf, hiking in Chimney Bluff
State Park, and excellent charter fishing.
There is a multitude
of events throughout the area including many festivals such as
the Renaissance and Lilac, Hill Cumorah Pageant, and the
beautiful fall foliage. Visit the National Women's Hall of
Fame, explore the wine trails, or spend time at one of the
many museums, parks, and colleges. |