The Maguire House

Surrounded by over forty private acres,
The Maguire House beckons you to stop and stay awhile.

Built in 1764, this historic home was one of Ashburnham's first inns and remained a haven for travelers until 1898 when it became a private residence. Wishing to share the rich tradition that was first established in this beautiful home over two hundred years ago, we opened as a bed and breakfast in 1997.

 Comfort prevails in our three enchanting guest rooms, each with a queen sized bed, private bath, and sitting area. In your room you will find fresh flowers, gourmet chocolates, bottled water, and refreshments. Exquisite bedding, fluffy down comforters, handmade quilts, spa bathrobes, oriental rugs, and Crabtree & Evelyn amenities are provided to make your stay thoroughly relaxing and memorable. Free wireless internet and phone service is available throughout the inn. Combine all of these with the magnificent view of the lake and mountains and you may never want to leave.

Comfort prevails in our three enchanting guest rooms, each with a queen sized bed, private bath, and sitting area. In your room you will find fresh flowers, gourmet chocolates, bottled water, and refreshments. Exquisite bedding, fluffy down comforters, handmade quilts, spa bathrobes, oriental rugs, and Crabtree & Evelyn amenities are provided to make your stay thoroughly relaxing and memorable. Free wireless internet and phone service is available throughout the inn. Combine all of these with the magnificent view of the lake and mountains and you may never want to leave.

The Maguire House complements all seasons. Whether shopping at the finest furniture outlets in New England, hiking the nearby state trails, downhill or cross-country skiing, visiting Cushing Academy, or simply getting away, let us indulge you.

A full New England breakfast with fresh fruit, homemade granola,specialty breads, and a hot entree is served in the dining room or on the porch, weather permitting.

We invite you to relax by a warm fire, stroll along the pristine lake, or simply rest on the porch enjoying the spectacular view of Mt. Monadnock and surrounding hills.