The Inn, recently opened, is located in the historic district of Greensboro, Greene County, PA, 15338, on an elevation of land surrounded by a sandstone wall and wrought iron fence, overlooking the banks of the Monongahela River.

The property is known locally as the the Crawford House, and was home to the manager of the Greensboro Pottery Kilns in the 19th century.

The Inn offers Bed & Breakfast accommodations, with dinner for residents available.    The first floor offers two dining rooms, a gentlemen's pub and a "library" for the exclusive use of the residents.

In the main house there are four second storey rooms each with private bath, working fireplace, and a charming view of the river. 

The Annex offers three additional private rooms, with bath, working fireplace, and a river view.

One of the second storey rooms is suitable for families with children, as it contains a loft.  And if desired, the entire second floor of the annex may be booked "en suite" should you require additional space for total privacy, with a separate entry.

Enjoy the quiet solitude and spectacular view from the verandah for a late morning breakfast, candlelite dinner, or just a lazy afternoon nap.

The Inn provides bicycles, canoes, and motoring maps to nearby points of interest free for residents' use.