Inn at Tanglewood Hall is an enchanting 1880's "Victorian Cottage" located along the beautiful New England coastline of York, Maine.

Set amidst lush woodlands and colorful gardens, the bed and breakfast inn offers a quiet oasis in the heart of York Harbor. All rooms at the Inn at Tanglewood Hall, once a York Historical Society Decorator Show House, have been custom decorated and individually designed and furnished with your comfort in mind.

The home offers an intimate and reflective setting for your visit. All lodgings are large and airy, quite typically Victorian. Each guest room is air-conditioned, some have ceiling fans, and all include completely renovated private baths. Some rooms also offer private sitting rooms, porches, or gas fireplaces.

Enjoy the "Bountiful Buffet" breakfast on the large wraparound verandah, which faces the gardens and natural woods. Inside, a parlor is joined to the "morning room" and the dining room, all with fireplaces. A large foyer and a "hideaway" room accent the downstairs. A grand staircase leads to the guestrooms on the second floor and mezzanine.

Activities abound in the area. The ocean is just a short walk away. Beaches, fishing villages, and rocky coastlines begin here and extend northward. A cliff path is just around the corner, offering open ocean views along Maine's rugged coastline. Stroll along the cliff path into Old York Village, where you can tour the Old Gaol and visit homes over 100 years old. Take romantic walks down

The Inn at Tanglewood Hall offers an enchanting retreat for your next trip to the Southern Maine Coast.

Long Sands Beach coastline. Watch lobster boats and sloops sail in and out of the harbor. As for shoppers, nearby Kittery is home to more than 120 designer outlet stores. York County is also known for its many antique shops and barns along Route One. There are several golf courses for those who like to grab a game wherever they go.

For those looking for a more active holiday, try your hand at kayaking along the rivers and coves of the rocky coastline. Seafarers can travel deep into the Atlantic or stay close in the harbor and enjoy a fun-filled day of Maine fishing or whale watching.

There's plenty of mountain terrain for hiking, biking, and horseback riding on Mount Agamentacus. The views are spectacular, and stargazing is magnificent!