Seven Sisters Bed & Breakfast at McEwen Falls is located on the land that once held a dairy farm belonging to the Hostess' Grandparents, John and Mary McEwen. The B&B is named after the seven daughters they had. McEwen Dairy milk bottles as well as paintings of the farm before and after expansions are on display. Historically, John McEwen had the first milking parlor in Mercer County; at the dairy's height, John McEwen milked his own Jersey cows, bottled the milk, sold it door to door in the local area, and then - in the 1940's - began pasteurizing the milk.The Bed and Breakfast offers three bedrooms - each one has its own private bath - which feature a variety of pictures of the seven McEwen sisters, the 60-acre farmland, and some of the wild animals that live there.Julia's Waterfall Suite, with a Jacuzzi tub - $125Mary Frances' Hemlock Room - $85Dorothy's Floral Garden Room - $85The Grounds ...The wooded ravine reminds those visiting the farm of Cook Forest State Park, in central Pennsylvania, because of the old growth trees. The slate-bottomed stream that runs through the ravine offers small waterfalls as it gurgles toward the 20-foot waterfall. Guests can walk the low-impact trails to get a closer view of the stream, ravine and waterfall. The waterfall, which is directly behind the B & B, can be heard from the deck and yard areas of the house most of the year, but grows quieter as the dry summer season approaches.Interior ...Other areas for the guests to enjoy are the 2-story Heritage Great Room, the Meadow's Fern Sunroom, the Great Horned Owl Dining Room, and the Wooded Ravine Deck. In addition to these rooms, the guests are welcomed each morning to scents and tastes of a home-cooked breakfast.Location ...The location is 7 miles south of Greenville and 9 miles north of Mercer, � mile off route 58. Turn west at the Caldwell One Room Schoolhouse and the Christian Community Church (formerly St. Johns Church), toward New Hamburg. We are � mile on the left at 810 Hamburg Road.

Antiques/decor, Economical rates, Excellent views, Nature, Peaceful getaway, Romantic escape

Architectural style is Country with a mixture of antiques & collectibles, Built in 2004, Opened for business in 2004, Parking available (Extra parking for horse trailers and other large equipment)