Stepping Stones Bed & Breakfast  

"STEPPING STONES BED & BREAKFAST A weaver/gardener's Greek Revival home in a hilltop garden setting in southwestern New Hampshire. We're an historic & rural retreat . Book a cozy weekend, walk, relax. Or celebrate a small wedding or graduation on our garden patio. Winter , spring , summer , fall . Nearby things to do Walk/bike/view birds, go antiquing, enjoy locals arts & events. What our guests say Many come again & again. Member of: Monadnock Travel Council Monadnock Lodging Association, Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce, The Souhegan Valley Chamber of Commerce. Yankee Magazine's TRAVEL GUIDE TO NEW ENGLAND Spring-Summer-Fall 2000 Editor's Pick : "...Enjoy the gardens from inside and out in this sun-filled retreat, hidden away but near one of the state's prettiest villages..." -- Yankee Magazine. Mt. Monadnock, seen here from afar, is the focus of the scenic Monadnock region. Wilton Center is a hilltop hamlet just off N.H.'s east-west highway 101 on the eastern side of the Monadnock area. You will find woods, fields, barns, and lovingly tended houses along quiet roads. We're an easy drive from the Boston area and even closer to the Manchester, N.H. airport, the alternative to Logan airport. See Maps . The Stepping Stones Bed & Breakfast is 3/4 mile north of historic and picturesque Wilton Center, on the corner of a quiet dead-end road (pictured: house left, barn right). This is a landscape designer's sanctuary for visitors who seek country tranquility and a warm and friendly atmosphere. Stepping Stones is open year-round. Explore the terraces and paths through Stepping Stones' celebrated gardens. Stepping Stones is across from a reservoir, and a waterfall is within a short walking distance. Dogs Welcome! Inside, the airy rooms are filled with fresh flowers, local art, antiques and handweaving by hostess Ann Carlsmith. Full breakfast in the solar garden room, and always tea, coffee, chocolates, fruit, and cookies welcome guests. "The gold standard for small bed and breakfasts." -- Macia and Norm H.,"