Amethyst Inn
Adamstown, PA
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Situated in an early 1800s (1830s est) Victorian Mansion this 6 room B&B boasts 8 bathrooms and 9 fireplaces. Old stone walls give way to mature gardens and towering pine trees make this in town locale feel private. The wrap around porch and 2 guest rooms featuring balconies give ample opportunity to enjoy the tranquil surroundings.
Located in Adamstown PA, the antiquing capital of the USA. Our antique furnishing and ambiance cater not only to those seeking a historic experience but also the high volume of destination antique shoppers. Additionally we host numerous other packages from Baby-Moons to in room massages.
Behind the late 1700s cottages which have a beautiful courtyard, fire-pits and grills as well as grassy yard. We have an old Carriage house and garage; attached is a large level hedged off grassy yard abutted by an old greenhouse. The proclivity to add events to these area is massive! Bordering the cottages on one side is a historic church. Both cottages have updates, full kitchens and fireplaces as well.
Located with convenient access to both Reading and Lancaster opens up yet further opportunities for increased advertising and occupancy.
Next to the B&B is a mid 1800s (1830s estimated) home, this 3 bedroom home is currently and traditionally used as the InnKeepers/owners quarters. Behind the home is a garage complete with a 2nd story for storage or could be rehab into usable space. The 3 story home has an attic area that could be converted into master bath or other projects!
We strongly feel that the many opportunities for growth, both in room occupancy and with the addition of event hosting could bolster this property even further financially!
Property Details- 6 Guest Rooms
- 7 Guest Room Baths
- Has Owner's Quarters
- Built in 1810
- Last Renovated in 2018
- Opened in 1990
- Building is 3,700 SQFT
- Lot is 0.58 Acres
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