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One Centre Street Inn
Categories: Event Planning & Services Hotels Hotels & Travel Hotels Hotels & Travel Bed & Breakfast Hotels, Bed & Breakfast [Edit]
1 Center StYarmouth Port, MA 02675
(508) 362-9951
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- Reg. Price $350
- Discount 19%
- Savings $65
- Hours:
Mon 7 am - 10 pm
- Price Range:
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Specialties
One Centre Street is an elegant 1824 parsonage with all the amenities of the present, but charm of the past. We are situated amongst stately Sea Captains homes and other historic parsonages. We are centrally located on Olde Kings Highway (Route 6A) which winds through the Center of Yarmouth Port like a gently meandering river. Olde Kings Highway is the most beautiful and scenic travel route on all of Cape Cod. One Centre Street Inn is a short walk or bike ride to antique shops, fine restaurants, art galleries, great Golf course's, and Gray's beach (just 1 mile down our scenic road). A short drive will bring you to the Cape Playhouse, Cape Cod Melody Tent, spectacular whale watching Tours, deep sea fishing, and ferries to Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard. We are also ideally situated for day trips to Provincetown, Chatham and the National Seashore beaches.
History
Established in 1955
The home original owner was Elisha Doane, known as Squire Doane, who was for a time the wealthiest man in Massachusetts. He owned shares in numerous sailing vessels and operated the Doane tavern, which is just located a few doors down the road. Upon his death, Squire Doane left the home to the First Congregational Church, at which time it became a parsonage. The home's role as a parsonage had long given it a place of importance in the community as weary traveling pastors would find it a convenient stop over on their travels down the Cape.
