Proctor Mansion Inn - Wrentham

4-star historic bed and breakfast in Wrentham, MA

Historic Property

Proctor Mansion Inn in Wrentham occupies a meticulously restored Victorian mansion built in 1861. The property offers guided tours that engage guests with local history and the architecture of the era. Outdoor spaces include a garden with seating areas, an outdoor fireplace, and a picnic area.

Guest Rooms

Each of the uniquely themed rooms at Proctor Mansion Inn Wrentham features period-accurate decor and a full private bath. Some rooms include spa baths or walk-in showers, and all have air conditioning. The inn also provides complimentary cookies upon arrival and free parking on-site.

Dining Experience

A gourmet breakfast is served each morning in the elegant dining room, offering warm dishes, fresh pastries, pancakes, and fruits. Proctor Mansion Inn MA also hosts afternoon tea events with four courses, each paired with a complementary tea. Special diet menus and wine or champagne are available upon request.

Local Attractions

Proctor Mansion Inn is located near Wrentham Village Premium Outlets, Gillette Stadium, and Plainridge Casino. Hiking opportunities are available in the surrounding area. The inn is 14 miles from Norwood Memorial Airport and 27 miles from Fenway Park.

Event & Entertainment

The inn includes a billiards room, a games room, and board games for guests. Proctor Mansion Inn Wrentham MA offers meeting and banquet facilities with personalized event planning and a dedicated coordinator. The property is a venue for intimate weddings and special events, with a shared lounge and TV area for relaxation.

• Historic Setting: 1861 Victorian mansion with guided tours
• Rooms: Themed rooms with period-accurate decor and private baths
• Dining: Gourmet breakfast and afternoon tea events
• Location: Near Wrentham Premium Outlets, Gillette Stadium, and Plainridge Casino
• Entertainment: Billiards, games room, and outdoor fireplace
• Events: Personalized wedding and event planning with dedicated coordinator