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The Charlotte Inn

Edgartown, Massachusetts, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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Whaling captain Samuel Osborn Jr. built this Edgartown house in 1866; in 1934 Charlotte Pent turned it into the inn that still uses her name. Gery and Paula Conover bought the tired property in 1971 and filled five buildings with nineteenth-century oil paintings, sterling, and Edwardian furniture, a restoration so stubborn they published a book called Behind the Times on Purpose. Relais & Châteaux took the inn in 1992. Nineteen rooms sit behind the gardens on South Summer Street, and dinner is by candlelight at The Terrace.

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Whaling captain Samuel Osborn Jr. built the main house in 1866, a mark of Edgartown's seafaring money. The building later held a grocery, and in 1934 Charlotte Pent opened it as an inn under her own name. Gery Conover and his wife Paula bought the tired property in 1971 and restored five buildings with nineteenth-century paintings, antiques, and Edwardian fittings. They published the interiors as Behind the Times on Purpose. Relais & Châteaux has included the inn since 1992. Nineteen rooms sit on South Summer Street, with dinner at The Terrace.

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