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​​New Hope's 1870 Wedgwood Inn​​

An Inn for All Seasons

​​​​​111 W. Bridge Street, New Hope, PA 18938

215-862-2570   stay@wedgwoodinn.com

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​​Wedgwood Inn, New Hope Borough
III West Bridge Street, New Hope, PA 18938

215-862-2570      stay@wedgwoodinn.com

Rendering by Aaron Fryer

The 1870 Wedgwood Bed and Breakfast Inn is one of three properties in the Wedgwood Collection of Historic Inns.  We have been called the "quintessential American B&B's," known for friendliness, warm hospitality and attentive service.

Travel bloggers Katie and Jesse recently uploaded this video onto YouTube about the Wedgwood Inn of New Hope and our adjacent Umpleby House.

The clipped (or hipped) gables are said to echo the distinguishing feature of a building known as the "old hipped roof house," upon the foundations of which the Wedgwood was constructed circa 1870. According to local tradition, General Alexander, Lord Sterling, quartered in this earlier structure while his troops camped across the road prior to the momentous Battle of Trenton in December, 1776.  @ Bucks County Conservancy, Doylestown, PA

​​​The Wedgwood Inn

From the Parry Mansion Archive


Beyond The Door


By The New Hope Historical Society  Read Article

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Adjacent to the Umpleby House is the two-story  1890 Carriage House

Adjacent to the Wedgwood House is the Umpleby House, a circa 1833 Classic Revival plaster-over-stone manor house, on the National Registry of Historic Places. Each one of the inn's eight guest accommodations has a distinct personality. Rooms are graced with fresh-cut flowers all year long and are hand-painted / stenciled by a New Hope artist. Guest rooms feature antiques, original art, scented English soaps, plush towels, extra pillows plus brass ceiling fans, and some have private porches, 2 person Whirlpool tubs, and/or fireplaces.

Situated near the heart of New Hope's 240 building National Register historic district, the Wedgwood Inn exhibits a flourish of later Victorian architectural features including a cruciform floor plan, deep eaves, projecting two story bay window, a wraparound verandah with scrolled brackets, porte-corchere, and a gazebo which serves as an alternative breakfast area.

We are pleased to have been selected as the only Bucks County area inn to be featured on the travel blog entitled, Sleep Here Now.   

Getaway Mavins - July 31, 2020

Bucks County PA: New Hope and Yardley

​I’ve covered The Wedgewood Inn, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, in our Central Bucks County Post. However, since I first wrote about the Wedgwood Inn in the late 1990’s, more amazing history has been uncovered. Literally. Read Article

TravelAwaits.com - August 29, 2020 

4 Quaint Towns In Eastern Pennsylvania You Must Visit

New Hope: ...We stayed at the Wedgwood Inn. Our room was lovely, and the private deck overlooked the backyard area...  Read Article​​

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