Greenwood Manor Inn was built in 1870 as a private residence by Philander Tolman who named it 'Greenwood Villa'. Philander, his wife Laura, and their six children lived in the home for over 50 years. The home passed through several owners before being renovated and converted into a Bed & Breakfast in the late 1980's. The inn operated as the 'Tolman House Inn' until the spring of 2000 when it changed ownership and re-opened as Greenwood Manor Inn.

Our own back yard is perfect if you're looking for a relaxing get-away. Listen to the rippling waters of Bear River as you relax along its banks. Unwind with a good book on our covered deck or on a chaise lounge in our gardens after a busy day of activities.

Truly a four season area, the Lake Region boasts many fine restaurants, stores and antique shops. Take a day trip to Freeport home of L.L. Bean or North Conway (tax-free shopping!), explore the Grafton Notch area, travel the scenic Kangamangus Highway, hike in the White Mountains, drive up Mount Washington, enjoy the hustle and bustle of Portland's Old Port, or view the spectacular coast line at Pemiquid Point. All this, plus more is within an hour's drive from our inn.

Don’t think we are sending you away; we have lots to do here in Western Maine. Visit the Beech Hill Bison Ranch, or the renowned Deertrees Theatre, ski the slopes at Shawnee Peak, visit the local galleries such as Gallery 302. Still have time on your hands? How about some golf, horseback riding, sailing, wine tasting, or antiquing? We got it all come and see why we’re Maine’s best kept secret!