Dutch Iris Inn Bed and Breakfast - Granby Connecticut - CT - Conn.

History

The Dutch Iris Inn is a beautiful 1812 colonial home set on three acres in the historic section of Granby, CT on Route 10. The home was built by James Dibble and sold to Calvin Dibble in 1858. His portrait hangs in the room named after him. For many years, his granddaughter, Mary Edwards, and her family strictly used the house as their summer home. Many antiques were left in the house by the Edwards family as they felt the pieces "belonged to the house." An 1835 Chickering grand piano (which is in the foyer), as well as a fainting couch, a four poster bed, marble top dresser and a Louis XIV couch were all left with the house.

Dutch Iris Inn

If history is of interest to you, the Salmon Brook historical society is located just down the road. The entire history of the house, as well as Granby, will be available to you.

Would you like to combine history and shopping? A trip to Connecticut's Farmington Valley would not be complete without some antiquing. There are numerous shops throughout the state as well as some quaint antique stores right up the road.

Regardless of your reason for visiting Connecticut, whether it’s exploring history or just relaxing, you can always expect a wonderful stay at the Dutch Iris Inn.

Hope to see you soon!

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The Dutch Iris Inn Bed and Breakfast

A Bed and Breakfast Inn located in Granby, CT

239 Salmon Brook Street, Granby, Connecticut (CT) 06035
Toll-Free (877) 280-0743 or (860) 844-0262
Email: info@dutchirisinn.com § Website: www.DutchIrisInn.com