The Wilbraham Mansion  

Built in 1840 and enlarged in circa 1900, The Wilbraham Mansion is truly a home of expansive proportions. Although an integral part of Cape May's historic tours of old homes and mansions for years, The Wilbraham Mansion remained a private residence until December 1988. John Wilbraham, a wealthy Philadelphia industrialist, brought Victorian style into this magnificent home and made it his permanent residence. Today, The Wilbraham Mansion retains the ambiance and time-honored tradition in grandeur, combining elegance, comfort and a relaxed atmosphere. You'll step back in time with our period reproduction wallpapers and some of the original furnishings of the Wilbraham family. The Wilbraham Mansion features ten rooms and suites with private baths. A full breakfast served in the Dining Room is included with the room rate.
The Wilbraham Mansion offers more than the typical comforts of a Bed & Breakfast. Our 20 x 40 foot indoor heated pool represents an amenity no other B&B can offer.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Fridge, TV, and more...

Cancellation Policy: If you cancel within 21 days of your stay, we retain your deposit...

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Driving Directions: From New York:
Take the NJ Turnpike South to the Garden State Parkway South. Take the Garden State Parkway until it ends and becomes Route 109 South. Proceed on Route 109 South, cross over the bridge, and proceed straight on Route 109 South until it becomes Lafayette Street. At the end of Lafayette Street (it dead ends into Collier’s liquor store), turn right onto Jackson Street. Go two blocks and bear right at the fork in the road. The Wilbraham Mansion is the first mansion on the right.

From Philadelphia:
Take the Atlantic City Expressway East to the Garden State Parkway. Go South on Garden State Parkway. Take the Garden State Parkway until it ends and becomes Route 109 South. Proceed on Route 109 South, cross over the bridge, and proceed straight on Route 109 South until it becomes Lafayette Street. At the end of Lafayette Street, turn right onto Jackson Street. Go two blocks and bear right at the fork in the road. The Wilbraham Mansion is the first mansion on the right.

From Washington:
Take the Cape May – Lewes Ferry to Cape May. Make a right onto Route 9 (Sandman Blvd). Go North on Route 9 to Seashore Road. Turn right and proceed to the next traffic light. Turn left at the light and go to the end of the park. Make a sharp left onto Myrtle Avenue. We are the first mansion on the right.