Beaconsfield Historic House
Photo Credit: Andrea Gordon
The Beaconsfield Historic House was built in 1877 for James Peake, Jr., a wealthy shipbuilder and merchant. This elegant home has twenty-five rooms, eight fireplaces and imported chandeliers. Beaconsfield was a visible expression of Peake’s Victorian elegance.
The house is open to public for tours, lectures, and hosts special events. Visitors are welcome to tour its Victorian furnished rooms.
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Map
Official Website
Address
How Much
Adult: $4.25
Student: $3.25
Family: $11.75
Hours of Operation
Beaconsfield Historic House is Open Year Round
September to June Hours May Vary - Please Call Ahead
See website for more information
Parking
Free
