Waterfront Hambleton Inn Bed & Breakfast

Waterfront Hambleton Inn Bed & Breakfast 😭💔Memorialization page as Waterfront Bed & Breakfast located on the water, in the heart of St.Michaels, Maryland.

Permanently closed.

Be treated like royalty in luxury is permanently closed. 😭💔 Waterfront renovated and restored Hambleton Inn Bed & Breakfast overlooking St. Michaels Harbour and Honeymoon Bridge in the heart of historic St. Michaels right on Cherry Street with our own two deep water boat slips. Outside seating area and firepit, lighted large umbrella and high top tables and chairs to experience the peaceful sereni

ty of just being on the water. You can kick back in our rocking chairs on the second floor balcony or enjoy our new indoor sitting area. Originally built by shipbuilder, Edward Willey, in the mid 1800’s for his wife and 8 children next to his boatyard. Completely renovated to include all the modern conveniences one would expect for a luxury stay not your typical bed & breakfast. We have our own incredible Chef Patrick who has crafted our signature dishes that will leave you full until dinner, which are prepared fresh each morning of your stay. We have seven guest suites with brand new ensuite bathrooms that include jetted whirlpool tubs, designed after our daughters and the shipbuilder and his son. Book direct to see for yourself this hidden waterfront gem in the heart of St. Michaels, park your car and walk to EVERYTHING, rest, relax and enjoy!!!!

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202 Cherry Street
Saint Michaels, MD
21663

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Quaint B&B on Saint Michaels Harbour

Prior to the construction of this house around 1850, this waterfront site was the location of Samuel Harrison’s steam grist and saw mill, built in 1819 and operating until Harrison’s death. In 1847, Edward Willey purchased the property from the estate attorney, John Bozman Kerr, where Willey operated a shipyard.

The Kepner house now stands on the south side of Cherry Street, fronting the St. Michaels Harbour in Talbot County, Maryland. It was built circa 1850-1870. The two story, three frame house that anchors the east end of Cherry Street with it’s two story chamfered post porch with decorative brackets and a sawn baluster handrail are two of the more significant original features, making it historical significance.

It is currently operated as a B&B and has sunrise views of St. Michaels Harbour.