Churchill Manor Bed and Breakfast, the first residence to be listed on the National Historic Register in Napa County, offers the exclusivity of only ten luxuriously appointed guest rooms and abundant common areas for private relaxation and enjoyment.  Original redwood columns adorn the entry parlor and the music parlor with its baby grand piano, and ornate ceiling mouldings accent the dining room and entertainment parlors.  The original marble-tiled solarium opens onto the extensive wrap-around veranda overlooking an acre of gardens.   Our experienced staff is delighted to assist you in planning winery excursions and making dinner reservations, both before and during your stay.  Always included in the price, guests enjoy freshly-baked cookies each afternoon, and our nightly two-hour hosted wine and appetizer reception where guests are able to mingle with other guests amid the elegant parlors and gracious veranda.  In the morning, guests meander down to a gourmet three-course breakfast between 8:30 and 10 a.m., served in the cheerful solarium or al fresco at private table on the veranda.  Our 1889 three-story mansion, resting amid an acre of rose gardens, manicured lawns and mature trees, creates a welcoming atmosphere of casual yet timeless elegance for you, our guests.

Encompassing nearly 10,000 square feet and reputed to be the largest home of its time built in the Napa Valley, this storybook mansion is the legacy of wealthy businessman Edward S. Churchill, one of Napa's original founders.The mansion rests amid a private acre of mature trees, lush gardens, colorful tree roses, verdant manicured lawns and a formal fountain. An expansive verandah surrounds three sides of the mansion. Churchill Manor has been lovingly restored and modernized with air conditioning, as well as fire sprinklers and smoke detection, for comfort and safety. The mansion's impressive museum-quality woodwork remains completely intact.Churchill Manor's extensive front lawn areas are surrounded by tall private hedges creating a welcome privacy to the whole yard. Along the hedge are planted flowering crabapple trees that transition nicely to the 100 year old incense cedars and redwood trees.The yard itself is home to at least 55 varieties of tree roses. In addition, hundreds of mediland roses framed with boxwood hedges provide almost yearlong color over much of the property.

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