The Pennsbury Inn, built on acreage purchased from William Penn's Commissioners in the seventeenth century, is a historically prominent bed and breakfast in the Brandywine Valley of Pennsylvania offering exceptional lodging accommodations and decadent breakfasts.

The original dwelling was erected in 1714, with various enlargements made throughout the years. The Inn is situated on eight acres of sculptured grounds bordered by woodland trails, offering privacy for special events and catered parties.

The Pennsbury Inn's four sitting rooms, seven bedrooms, dining room, and landscaped grounds comfortably blend colonial heritage with casual elegance. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Inn is a large but cozy retreat with uneven floorboards, slanted doorways, winding staircases, and huge open fireplaces. An extensive collection of antiques and old books add to the Inn's inherent charm. Featured in Colonial Homes, Travel and Leisure, and both the NY Times and LA Times travel sections, the Pennsbury Inn is one of Chester County's showcase properties.

All of the guestrooms have feather beds, telephones, cable television, and lovely private bathrooms. Many rooms also feature decorative fireplaces with electric firestove inserts. With a private winding staircase, the Lafayette Room, the oldest bedroom in the house, offers characteristic comfort. The antique headboard of the king bed is the centerpiece in the Four Seasons Room, a spacious room with a garden view and large closet. The Winterthur Suite has a private entrance hallway and Palladian window overlooking the formal gardens. Whichever of the seven rooms you choose, you are guaranteed a comfortable stay with classic furnishings and modern amenities.

Each morning, sit down to your choice of a full country or continental-plus breakfast.

Within the immediate vicinity of the inn, you are offered a host of attractions to make your stay complete. The Brandywine River Museum is just a short drive away, as is the Winterthur Museum, offering fine American antiques and gardens.

Chaddsford Winery and the Brandywine Battlefield are nearby as well. Baldwin's Book Barn, featuring rare and old books, maps, and prints, is just minutes from the inn, as are dozens of antique shops. For the sports enthusiasts, the Pennsbury Inn is located minutes from excellent horseback riding, canoeing, and golf.

If you wish to venture a bit further, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Delaware Museum of Art, and the Hagley Museum of Art are all less than 20 minutes away. Discover the horse and buggy life of the Amish, just a scenic 40-minute drive from the Inn. Approximately 50 minutes away you will discover the Barnes Foundation, a stunning collection of art.