Rock Village Bed and Breakfast is a New England Victorian Painted Lady nestled on almost 24 acres in Middleboro, Massachusetts, just 40 minutes outside of Boston and 20 minutes from Plymouth and the Cape Cod Canal.

"Rock Village B&B boasts historic setting and owner's flair for antiques" as reported by Jane Lopes of The Gazette. Once the setting of a fast-paced greyhound track, the inn's gentle stream, pond, historic architecture, and scenic landscape encourage guests to slow down and relax.

Built in 1860 by Charles Neil Atwood, (who established the Rick Mill in Middleboro), the home's intricate detailing has been restored to its former glory. The inn's entrance welcomes with Corinthian columns and a wood-carved staircase. Pass through the pocket doors to the dining room, featuring an antique tiled fireplace. Turn to the right and the library's wooden bookcases invite you to sit for a while. Next door, the ribbed-ceiling foyer opens up to a three-season porch crowned with copper. Come see the original tiles of Victorian tulips and seashells.

Of course, guestrooms are equally as charming, with every lodging accommodation providing graceful furnishings and personal touches. Standard amenities include air conditioning, private baths, refrigerators, cable television, hair dryers, irons with ironing boards and High Speed Internet Access. Awake to a full breakfast consisting of fresh fruit, bread, and a main dish along with coffee, tea, and juice.

A Surround Sound Home Theatre High Definition 65" wide screen TV is now available in the central air-conditioned recreation room at Rock Village. HD cable channels include National Geographic, MHD, TNT, Discovery, ESPN, ESPN2, UNIVERSAL, NESN, NHD/FSN, HBO, -2, signature, family, comedy, zone, and Latino. Other channels include 200-300, as well.

Your stay at Rock Village Bed and Breakfast is your special time away. The wonderful atmosphere combined with your hosts' knowledge of the area will make it a delightful and memorable experience.

Rock Village Bed and Breakfast, conveniently located at the end of the MBTA from Boston's South Station, is a haven for those who do not want to fight the Cape Cod traffic and just want to get out of the city for a long weekend.

If you have come to see the area, there are plenty of local attractions to keep you busy. Plymouth Plantation, Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, Boston, beaches, museums, and various dining, deep sea fishing, whale-watching, and duck cruises all beckon the traveler. There are also many local fairs and festivals held throughout the year within 30 minutes of the bed and breakfast, including the Barnstable County Fair, Cranberry Festival in Wareham, and the Woods Hole Film Festival in Falmouth.

Here guests can come and enjoy wildlife such as fox, deer, bobcats, and coyotes as well as some endangered plant life.