The Inn
The Margin Street Inn was built in 1849 on the banks of the Pawcatuck River in Westerly, Rhode Island. It was the first of five houses built that made up the historic Perry Homestead, a residential grouping of great distinction to the town of Westerly, Rhode Island.
Today, The Inn has two beautifully renovated Colonial and Classic Revival style guest houses, The Main House and Beech House, offering ten well-appointed bedrooms all with private baths and luxury amenities.
Our Bed & Breakfast strives to provide guests a low key, casual elegance in which every need is taken care of. A European fare breakfast of fresh baked goods, local frittatas, homemade granola and fresh fruit is provided daily along with snacks and drinks on the sun porch in the evening.
Surrounded by over 6 acres of manicured grounds with magnificent specimen trees, 4 out barns. and two docks to come by boat or to fish and explore the river, The Margin Street Inn is the perfect setting for weddings and private events or to simply get away.
Main House
The western facade of The Main House at 4 Margin Street. A porch with rocking chairs leads to the park like grounds
The Sun Porch
An original landscape painting hangs above an antique bench in The Hall, leading to The Great Room’s fireplace, mantel and lounge chairs.
Behind the Reception Area, a sweeping staircase with a palladian window on the landing leads to the guest rooms.
The Inn’s Library Room is filled with novels, games, and art & photography books.
Cozy up with a good book and cup of tea or play a game of backgammon by the fireplace in the Library Room.
The Dining Room’s bold floral wallpaper, fireplace and chandelier provide a gorgeous setting for private dinner,s showers or Mother’s day Brunch.
A European Fare Breakfast with croissants, local frittatas, homemade granola and fresh fruits is served daily in the Dining Room.
Delicious homemade food is prepared daily in The Kitchen.
In the afternoon complimentary refreshments are served in the river view Sun Room.
The Hallway leading into the Yellow Floral Room. Original artwork and fresh flowers are ever-present throughout The Inn.
1 of the 5 Main House guest rooms.
Beech House
The Living Room at Beech House
The Living Room fireplace sets the stage for a relaxing New England getaway.
The “apple painting” is actually a HD, smart TV. With a click of a remote control, The Living Room becomes The Entertainment Room—or Conference Room to use for presentations during a business event.
A delightful handcrafted backgammon set made by a local artist sits on a glasstop wicker table with chairs.
Thoughtful details —undeniable charm.
Viewpoint from The Living Room looking to The Dining Room
Whimsical botanical illustrations hang next to a built-in hutch and under an antique chandelier in the family style Dining Room.
Viewpoint from The Dining Room looking to The Living Room
The Sun Porch off The Living Room has river views— lounge or use the computer and printer desk to browse the internet or use as a mobile office.
The Sun Porch off The Dining Room—a great conversation room to watch the sun set on the river.
1 of the 5 Beech House guest rooms.
Atmosphere
