The famous Robert Morris Inn is for sale in Oxford, Maryland. The circa 1710 Inn was once home to Robert Morris, Sr. and his son who gained fame as “Financier of the Revolution”. Located in the historic town of Oxford, MD, the Inn is just steps from the Tred Avon River and the historic Oxford-Bellevue car ferry. Included is a separate waterfront cottage that could be converted to a home for the owner or innkeeper. The Inn's waterfront cottage overlooks the Oxford harbor and the car ferry that helps tourist get to St. Michaels.
The first floor of the Robert Morris Inn houses a charming 150 seat restaurant, while 14 bed and breakfast rooms are located on the second and third floors. The separate waterfront cottage currently houses 2 "ferry view rooms". All 16 rooms at the Robert Morris Inn have private baths, air-conditioning, and are individually decorated.
The Oxford, Maryland location is conveniently located to St. Michaels, Easton, and Cambridge. The Robert Morris Inn is a member of Select Registry, the only inn or B&B in the St. Michaels, MD area with this distinction. The Robert Morris Inn is for sale for $2,600,000.
The Robert Morris earned Frommer's Highest Review Rating*** Three Stars - Exceptional
The Robert Morris Inn's last review from Frommer's was the highest on any accommodations and restaurants in Talbot County.
Frommer's Robert Morris Inn - Review ***
"The elegant dining room and more casual tavern of this 18th-century inn are attractions in themselves, featuring the original woodwork, slate floors, and fireplaces."
Frommer's *** Highest Rating
"If you like an historic setting - author James Michener favored this place while writing Chesapeake - The Robert Morris Inn can't be beat." Frommer's *** Highest Rating
For full details on the Robert Morris Inn -
Contact: Clifford E Meredith At (410) 822-6272
Mobile: 410-924-2274
E-Mail: mre@goeaston.net
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- 16 Guest Rooms
- 16 Guest Bathrooms
- Has owner's quarters
- Has a restaraunt
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Location
314 N. Morris Street and East Strand Road Oxford, MD 21654
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