The formal dining room houses the only original piece of furniture to the inn, the dining room table. Dating back to the 1880's, the table belonged to the Boyden family, who built the house in 1856.
The formal dining room houses the only original piece of furniture to the inn, the dining room table. Dating back to the 1880's, the table belonged to the Boyden family, who built the house in 1856.
 

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Chestnut Street Inn Bed and Breakfast
Chestnut Street Inn, Sheffield, IL - Inn
Chestnut Street Inn
301 East Chestnut Street
Sheffield, IL 61361
USA
Phone: +1-815-454-2419
Toll-free: +1-800-537-1304
Innkeeper(s)
Monika and Jeff Sudakov
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$95 - $175
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A classic country inn built in 1854, the Chestnut Street Inn offers gracious accommodations in four luxuriously appointed guest rooms. Each room has a private bathroom, cable TV/VCR/DVD and Wireless Internet. Indulge in an exquisitely presented gourmet breakfast in the formal dining room or in the sunlit garden room overlooking expansive lawns and gardens. During the day, take advantage of the numerous activites available in and around Sheffield. Golf, biking, fishing, hiking and antiquing are just some of the diversions that can be found within 20 minutes of the inn. Gourmet 4-Course dinners are also available by reservation only.

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A gourmet breakfast will await you each and every morning in the sun porch.A floating spindle staircase is one of the highlights of the foyer of the inn. The foyer also showcases Moroccan treasures brought back to the U.S. by innkeepers, Monika and Jeff. The inlaid Moroccan wooden table is particularly spectacular. (Shown In Front)
Innkeepers, Monika and Jeff SudakovOne of the charming features of the Maid's Quarters is the original sleeping porch of the house. It has since been enclosed and turned into a delightful sitting room.
The formal dining room houses the only original piece of furniture to the inn, the dining room table. Dating back to the 1880's, the table belonged to the Boyden family, who built the house in 1856.International Themed Gourmet Dinners served Nightly by Reservation Only Taking advantage of locally available, seasonal meats, eggs and produce
Federal RoomFront View
Maid's Quarters Main BedroomBlue Room