1760 Peabody Bradford Homestead

In 1760, Peabody Bradford, great-grandson of Plymouth Colony's Governor William Bradford, built a 5-room Cape house on the northern bank of the Jones River. Its dock, known as "The Landing", received and dispatched all of the goods,... more

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"An historic home" 10/22/2009
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Stayed On: 7/2009

It was a very meaningful experience to stay in a home that was 250 years old. Very warm hospitality.

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"A great escape" 10/21/2009
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Stayed On: 7/2009

Staying in the 1760 Peabody Bradford House was a truly unique experience. The service was very warm and friendly. Decor was very authentic.

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"1760 Peabody Bradford Homestead" 10/14/2009
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Stayed On: 9/2009

Jerry, the innkeeper, is very firendly and helpful. the rooms and bed were clean and comfortable. The grounds are lovely and there's plenty to do in the area.

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"1760 Peabody Bradford Homestead" 9/3/2009
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Stayed On: 8/2009

I enjoyed my stay at the 1760 Peabody Bradford House immensely -- it was a lovely historic home with an interesting history! The rooms are comfortable and beautifully decorated and the gardens are lovely. Best of all, the innkeeper, Jerry, is... read more
"Vacation in Mass." 8/25/2008
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Stayed On: 8/2008

Oustanding historical home in beautiful setting. Great for large family group vacationing together. Owner friendly and knowledgeable about home and area

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"Jerry Powell's Charming Home" 7/3/2008
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Stayed On: 6/2008

A comfortable & historically interesting home with antiques & a huge grassy yard surrounded by thick woods with many bunnies and birds.

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"1760 Bradford House" 6/24/2008
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Stayed On: 6/2008

Enjoyed stay at this lovely home. Our host was most congenial and our stay most comfortable. read more
"Charming, spacious home" 10/21/2007
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Stayed On: 8/2007

I enjoyed my two stays at the 1760 Peabody-Bradford Homestead. Both visits found clean rooms, very comfortable accommodations and a fascinating, convivial host who is a wealth of information about area history. The house is a beautiful landmark!... read more

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1760 Peabody Bradford Homestead Bed and Breakfast
1760 Peabody Bradford Homestead
6 River Street
Kingston, MA 02364
USA
Phone: +1-781-585-2646
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Jerry
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$70 - $130
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The Governor Bradford room has a fireplace, bed-warmer, and antique doors with their H-and-L hinges date from Colonial times.Snuggle up to the fireplace in the Governor Bradford Room.
This pleasant room originally overlooked the meadow of a dairy farm, but today overlooks a cedar forest with walking trails. The Meadow Room features comfortable twin beds and an en suite bathroom.The Jones River, a tidal river named after Christopher Jones, Captain of the Mayflower, and has a view of the Jones River. There is a private bath a step down the hall, with a tub as well as a separate shower.
Plan your day-trip to Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, New Bedford, Newport or Boston while you enjoy breakfast in the dining room.The sunny dining room is the perfect place to join other guests for a delicious continental breakfast. You can converse with your hosts and fellow travelers about historic Plymouth (“America’s Home Town”) just minutes away.
In colonial times, the Great Room served as the all-in-one kitchen, eating and living room. Today it is a comfortable sitting room furnished with rare antiques some from pre-revolutionary times. Notice the ceiling beams, fireplace baking oven, and an Eli Terry clock. Today, the sitting room is comfortably furnished with rare antiques some from pre-revolutionary times.
The Sitting room is a great place to relax, to read, meet and chat with other guests or view cable TV. Coffee-table books and literature provide ideas for your next-day activities.