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• Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking trails
• Brisk walks on Crane's Beach, shopping, and great restaurants
• Tours of historic Ipswich and the 1634 burial ground, the oldest cemetery in the U.S.

Ray and Margaret Morley invite you to stay with us at the 1863 Robert Jordan house in the beautiful historic district of Ipswich, Massachusetts. Our home is a late 19th century Victorian house located a few blocks from Ipswich center. The house was built by civil war veteran Robert Jordan, who made his living as a general merchant in Ipswich after the war. You will enjoy gracious hospitality in our very comfortable and tastefully furnished home. Guests are invited to relax in the living room (by the fireplace) with a glass of wine and a good book. Sunseekers may enjoy strolling in the yard, having refreshments on the deck, or a walk through the adjacent historic district.

Rise, Shine and Be Well Fed
A full hot breakfast is prepared daily. Guests rave about the French Toast — a house special! Breakfast is generally served between 7:30am and 9am, or earlier if needed. View our breakfast menu...

Fun in the Sun and Shade
Ipswich is great year 'round but summer is special. Lazy days at Crane's Beach, strolls through the woods of Appleton Farms, or lounging with new friends on our deck sipping a chilled glass of wine. Learn more...

We Invite You to Stay
With 7 rooms and a separate carriage house, a comfy living room with tons of books and curious things to peruse. Stop by for a visit and see what makes us one of the best inns on the North Shore. Check availability...