A James River Plantation Bed & Breakfast Just 28 Miles from Williamsburg, VA.

Edgewood Plantation is featured in Victorian Decorating Magazine's Winter Issue (pg. 36). See our grand Christmas trees and spectacular decorations in the layout, or come see it in person. We offer guided tours, Victorian Tea Parties, Reenactment or Candlelight Dinners, elopement packages and lovingly decorated accommodations! Call us today at 1-800-296-3343 for reservations or more details.

Also ask about our Portrait Opportunities & Massages!

Have you ever dreamed", asked COUNTRY COLLECTIONS MAGAZINE "...of waking up to an antebellum room that would be the envy of Scarlett O'Hara?" The fulfillment of just such a dream is the essence of the Edgewood experience. Hosts Dot and Julian Boulware offer eight luxurious and charming guest rooms; six in the main house and two in the former slave's quarters.

Walk through history with Dot and Julian Boulware, at Edgewood Plantation; where time stands still...

Situated along the oldest Highway in the U.S., Edgewood's third floor was used during the Civil War as a lookout post for Confederate generals when they were camped at nearby Berkeley Plantation. The estate also includes the 1725 Benjamin Harris Grist Mill, which ground corn for both the Union and Confederate armies. On June 15, 1862, Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart stopped at Edgewood for coffee on his way to Richmond to warn General Robert E. Lee of the Union Army's strength.

Edgewood Plantation is an opulent bed & breakfast inn that features stunning interiors, rich upholstery, lavish canopy beds, gold-guilded frames, lace and damask window treatments, and a double free-standing winding staircase.

Edgewood Plantation has been featured in many magazines - most recently in the Winter issue of Victorian Decorating Magazine.

OUR RICH HISTORY AT EDGEWOOD

Edgewood Plantation - its rich, fascinating history creates images of romance, intrigue and antebellum splendor. An exquisite 7,000 square foot example of Carpenter's Gothic architecture, Edgewood was once a part of Berkeley Plantation, the ancestral home of U.S. Presidents William Henry and Benjamin Harrison, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Throughout its dramatic history, it has served as a church, post office, telephone exchange, restaurant, nursing home and a signal post for the Confederates to spy on McLellan's Army. Dating circa 1849, this is a National & State regulated landmark.

A visit to Edgewood Plantation would make a great gift for any season. The holidays bring thoughts of gifts and giving, but some people are difficult to buy for. Why not give them a Virginia Get-Away.
Call 800-296-3343 for gift certificates.

Our Certified Aromatherapy and Massage Therapist is available for relaxing massages during your visit. Please inquire in advance so we can schedule an appointment for you.

Have your child's next Birthday Party at Edgewood. Birthday Tea Parties are a wonderful way to celebrate your little girl -- with hats and gloves, this is an authentic tea party!

This year, have your family portraits taken at the Edgewood Plantation. Our professional photographer will capture the essence of the Holiday's at our beautifully decorated Plantation Inn.