Enjoy a storied stay at the Wickham House, a picture-postcard mansion located in the heart of Manchester Village. The house is designated historic by the Manchester Historical Society and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. The Wickham House was originally built in 1790 as a tavern and later purchased in 1837 by Rev. Dr. Joseph Wickham, legendary headmaster of Burr and Burton. The spectacular historic home has since been renovated to meet the needs of the modern family. The space Professionally cleaned between guests. This is a 4 bedroom house, which comfortably sleeps up to 8 people. (one king bed, three queen beds). The house is beautifully furnished with period antiques. Comfy couches by the fireplace and big-screen TV. Large wrap-around front porch with rockers. Full gourmet kitchen with everything you need to either cook at home or stroll to the nearby restaurants on Main Street. The four bedrooms share two en-suite bathrooms. One bathroom has a clawfoot tub with shower. The second bathroom has an accessible, walk-in shower. There is a wet bar located adjacent to the library. Perfect for night caps. 24/7 Backup power provided by Tesla Powerwall 2 and tied to roof top solar PV Guest access Off-street parking Samsung Smart TV High-speed WiFi Other things to note Please inquire first if your reservation request is within 48 hours of your arrival date. Please note there is a VT Meals and Rooms Tax @ 9%, plus Manchester's Local Option Meals and Rooms Tax @ 1%. For your safety and the safety of others, surveillance cameras are installed outdoors at this property. There is a separate mother-in-law suite in the rear of the house and a cottage in the backyard. Credit card fees are non-refundable. Registration number MRT-10126712