The James is not for everyone…but it may be perfect for you. Because you value authenticity and appreciate thoughtful details. The form (and even the location) of this colonial structure has  evolved over hundreds of years:  from tavern to store to pharmacy and more.  If these walls could talk, you might hear the voice of General Lafayette (a visitor in 1824), or  the first African-American woman pharmacist in CT, or a young girl who would grow up to be the best selling Black novelist in America. A narrow and steep staircase leads to three bedrooms, each a reimagined – and beautiful – blend of the past and modern-day luxury.

 

Each room features:

 

  • Keypad room entry

  • Stearns and Foster handmade mattress

  • Comphy sheets

  • Oversized shower in sparkling subway tile

  • Gas fireplace

  • Air conditioned comfort