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Bed & Breakfast, Vacation House Lodging and Event Rental
Enjoy being in the heart of Smithfield, Virginia's quaint Historic District-- a tourist's and vacationer's delight-- 1 tank of gas to the Historic Triangle of Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown or to the Virginia Beach Ocean!
Getaway or Gathering ~ Family Friendly Special Accommodations!
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Call 757-357-0006 or E-mail us at: mansion-on-main@charter.net
Smithfield's premiere art and antiques shop is on the property!
Quality
antiques are online and in store next
door at
Mansion House Art & Antiques
757-357-3968 (www.mansionhouseartandantiques.com)
Lodging ~ Meetings ~ Parties ~ Weddings
~ Upscale lodging
for up to 12 individuals at vacation or business rates
~ Wireless high-speed Internet broadcast, extended cable channels,
central heating and air conditioning
~ Elegant parties for up to 70 persons
~ Families
with well supervised children are welcome!
St. Nicholas Holiday Cheer Package $159 plus tax
November & December 2011
• private tea served in the parlor of our historic home,
choice of hot apple cider or tea
• overnight double occupancy accommodations with period furnishings
• surprise gift from St. Nicholas in your room
• full, homemade, served Southern Style breakfast
• $10 off every $100 spent at the
Mansion House Art & Antiques shop
| FAMILY / GROUP | EXTENDED STAY | BED & BREAKFAST | SHOWERS | CORPORATE |
| VACATION RENTAL | LODGING | GETAWAYS | RECEPTIONS | AMENITIES |
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Bed & Breakfast
around $120 double occupancy
~ Seasonal
Victorian Retreat
Package around $160
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Vacation House Rentals
around $1,000 per week
for up to 8 individuals
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Extended Stay Business Lodging
with weekly rates around $400
Mansion on Main is adopting and encouraging "green" options and practices with guest services and group events to benefit our environment.
Visit the showplace home of a Victorian era "Virginian of Virginians"- restored by Ms. Sala Clark- whose 1889 "urban" Queen Ann style mansion changed the landscape of Smithfield (colonial and cottage), and whose efforts helped to save a nearby National Landmark, the 1632 St. Luke's Church.
Proud member of the Virginia Association of Museumsand the Isle of Wight County Historical Society
Friend of historic St. Luke's Shrine, and "Southern Belles" Civil War Belles of Dixie
