A Bucks County Bed and Breakfast
Kintnersville, PA
610-847-8948
The Bucksville House Bed and Breakfast, a registered Bucks
County historical landmark, provides the visitor not only with country
charm but also with over 200 years of Pennsylvania history. Built in 1795, the Bucksville House Bed and Breakfast has
had several lifetimes and expansions as a hotel 1830, a tavern, speakeasy
during the prohibition period
and as private residences. Innkeepers Barbara and Joe Szollosi purchased the
Bucksville House Bed and Breakfast as an "Ultimate Handyman's
Special" in 1984 and began welcoming guests a year later.
The Bed and Breakfast's decor reflects its 1790's to 1840's origin; with a goal to replace the period-style reproduction furniture with authentic 1830-1840 pieces. Period style reproductions include four-poster beds, country kitchen table and cabinet, desk, bureau and backgammon set. Restored 19th century pieces, antique collectibles, original art and as well as nearly 100 quilts (earliest homespun quilt circa the 1800s) linger throughout the bed and breakfast.
"Bucksville House Receives National Recognition" by being voted the B&B with the best antique furniture. Inn–goers across the country cast their votes. The contest was sponsored by Arrington's Bed and Breakfast Journal — a national trade publication for members of the B&B industry.
The antiques, collectibles and nearly 100 quilts gathered and displayed by the owners are a visual treat to both the savant and the novice collector. Other appealing interests include the superb craftsmanship of Joe in the furniture reproductions, restorations and the building's additions. Paintings in the inn include Joe's work as well as some noble local artists.
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