Brookside Manor Bed & Breakfast

Built in 1875, the house has over 6,200 square feet of living space on the two main floors and four spacious guest rooms.

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Historic Fredonia and Northern Chautauqua County are full of attractions for you to enjoy. Brookside Manor Bed & Breakfast is a six minute drive from the center of Fredonia and the campus of the State University of New York College at Fredonia.

• The beautifully restored 1891 Fredonia Opera House across from the village common and the Michael C. Rockefeller Arts Center and Rosch Recital Hall at SUNY Fredonia host a wide variety of theater, music, and cinematic performances.
  
• Lily Dale Spiritualist Center and Chautauqua Institution offer extensive cultural programs during the summer.
  
• Lake Erie and the Cassadaga Lakes are popular for fishing, boating, and swimming as well as being peaceful settings for viewing a beautiful sunset. Nearby Canadaway and Chautauqua Creeks offer the highest catch rates for steelhead trout in New York State.
  
• Brookside Manor is located in the heart of the Chautauqua-Lake Erie Wine Trail, and twenty-one estate wineries offering samples of the bounty of the Lake Erie Grape Belt are only 5 to 30 minutes away.
  
• Dunkirk Harbor and nearby Point Gratiot are great vantage points for birders to view spring and fall/winter migrants. Over 340 species of birds have been recorded in Chautauqua County.
• Minor league baseball fans will enjoy watching the Buffalo Bisons (AAA), Erie Seawolves (AA), and Jamestown Jammers (A), whose stadiums are all within one hour of Brookside Manor.
  
• Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the numerous hiking, skiing, and snow mobile trails traversing the county or biking on miles of country roads.
  
• The spectacular beauty of Niagara Falls (75 minutes) and the friendly, but yet foreign countryside of Southern Ontario, Canada (60 minutes) can be combined for an attractive day trip.
• Local produce and craft markets, antique and gift shops, and interesting cafes and restaurants offer other diversions.
  

The wildflowers and garden bulbs are glorious in the spring, the gardens come alive with beautiful flowers and hummingbirds in the summer, the sugar maple trees are spectacular in the fall, and winter snows provide great opportunities for skiing and snowmobiling.

The four spacious and beautifully appointed non-smoking guest rooms (click here for room pictures and rate information) are designed to make your stay pleasant and peaceful. All rooms have a private bathroom, queen size bed, A/C, TV, secure wireless internet access, and telephones. The Brookview Suite features an extra large bathroom with full tub/shower, large windows, wall to wall carpeting, upholstered chair and love seat, and a pencil post bed. The Butternut Room, Garden Party Room , and Southside Room all have nicely designed bathrooms with a two-seated shower, large windows with antique inside window shutters, and hardwood floors. Unique family heirlooms add to the ambience of all the rooms.

Guests are served a delicious full breakfast each morning in the sun filled dining room where the table is set with fine linens, china, silverware, and fresh flowers. The local farms produce a variety of fruits and vegetables and they are incorporated into breakfast selections. A typical menu includes fresh fruit, juice, coffee, tea, homemade baked goods, and a homemade main dish. The main dish varies from day to day, and examples are baked cherry pancakes, blueberry pancakes, cottage cheese eggs, various omelets, French toast, and Belgian waffles, all served with bacon, if desired. Special dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice.

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