Brooke Mansion Bed and Breakfast
Birdsboro, Pennsylvania Washington
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Welcome...
“A perfect
place for those who The Brooke Mansion, is the only known Bed and Breakfast attributed to renowned architect Frank Furness. Elaborate displays of fine ornate woodwork and creative architectural design are found throughout the 42 room mansion. Constructed in 1888 as a wedding present for his wife by industrialist Edward Brooke, the three-story mansion contains a magnificent foyer with grand staircase, stained glass, ironwork, and a circular rose wood library all of which are outstanding examples of Furness’s suburban architecture. All rooms have private baths, some with original claw-foot tubs. The inn is a few minutes drive to antiquing in Adamstown, Morgantown or Kutztown, as well as the Reading Outlets, and nearly attractions such as Hopewell Village, St. Peter’s Village, Nolde Forest, and French Creek State Park and the Amish Country. |
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Guest Rooms
Mr. Edward Brooke’s
Room is across the hall on the second floor.
A spacious room with the comfort of a king-size bed, and ornate woodwork.
Relax in the claw foot ![]() Cornelia's Room Cornelia’s
Room is on the third floor. A |
Guest Rooms
This room
is within the turret on the second floor. King-size bed, original
shuttered
windows, ceiling fan, and adjoining sitting room, with stained glass.
A private bath with original soaking tub. Consists of the main
bedroom,
and a dressing room.
Mathew Brooke's Room This 25 foot diameter room is on the the third floor, within the turret. Originally the brooke children’s playroom, the built-in toy boxes are still there. King-size bed, Large private bath with claw foot tub and shower, window air in the bedroom. In all hallways there is a built in maid’s closet with a firehose that extends as long as that floor. |
The Foyer Our Library To the Bedrooms Upstairs Lounge Area |
Directions
From the
Pennsylvania Turnpike Exit 22 at Morgantown, take I-176 North to the Route
724 Shillington Exit. Follow Route 724 east (a right turn off the exit)
about 7 miles to Furnace Street in Birdsboro. Make a right turn onto
Furnace, then a right onto First Street, followed by a left on Washington
Street. Follow to the mansion.
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