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A Romantic Oasis on Maryland’s Eastern Shore

With over 300 online reviews and an average of 5 stars you can be assured of a memorable experience when choosing the Brampton Bed and Breakfast Inn for a romantic Chesapeake getaway. The meticulously restored 1860 National Register manor is a one of a kind plantation house on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. We offer uncluttered rooms and suites for the discriminating traveler. Our award-winning Maryland bed and breakfast is a quiet oasis one mile outside of the historic shopping and dining district of Chestertown. The charming town, home to Washington College, the Garfield Center for the Arts and some of the best restaurants on the Eastern Shore, is located on the banks of the Chester River, one of the most beautiful tributaries to the majestic Chesapeake Bay.  The Eastern Shore of Maryland is one of the most fantastic birding area in the US. Check out the Osprey Cam.

Inside the doors of our romantic bed and breakfast in Maryland, you will find the antebellum elegance of a 19th century country estate, combined with the comfort and modern amenities you deserve. Well appointed guest rooms and secluded cottages offer unparalleled privacy, wood-burning fireplaces, many with whirlpool tubs or spa showers.

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Romantic Maryland Wedding - Flowers, Champagne
The Brampton’s elegant 1860 manor house and landscaped gardens are perfectly suited for your Intimate Wedding, Elopement or Renewal of Vows, creating a memorable and romantic setting for your special day. View our Maryland wedding packages

“We had a wonderful respite. The inn and grounds are beautiful and the bed so very comfortable. From the delicious food to the great shower, everything is superb!” -Jim and Linda, York, PA



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