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Woolverton Inn
Stockton, New Jersey, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Woolverton Inn is a 1792 stone manor bed and breakfast on Woolverton Road in Stockton, high above the Delaware River, with 14 rooms and cottages on 10 acres beside preserved farmland. John Prall Jr. built the farmhouse after the Revolution, and the Woolvertons raised it to a three-story manor in the mid-1800s. Northridge restaurant occupies an 1830 barn, about five minutes from New Hope and Lambertville.
- 14 rooms
About Woolverton Inn
- Stone farmhouse built 1792 by Revolutionary War veteran John Prall Jr.
- Fourteen rooms and cottages; Northridge restaurant in a restored circa-1830 barn.
History
John Prall Jr., a Revolutionary War veteran, built a two-story stone farmhouse in 1792 on about 290 acres above the Delaware. Maurice and Asher Woolverton later expanded it into a three-story Colonial manor. It became an inn in the 1980s; cottages were added in 2002. Mary and Mario Passalacqua bought it in 2015 and opened Northridge in the 1830 barn.
Restaurants and bars
- Northridge — Restaurant · American · Chef Lance Knowling
Experiences
- History and garden tours — Guests can take history and garden tours in summer.
- Sheep farm — The property includes a sheep farm.
- Winter wool shop — Wool from the inn's sheep is sold in the gift shop during winter.
Amenities
- Three-course breakfast included
- In-room fireplaces
- In-room whirlpool tubs
- Gift shop selling sheep wool
- Private baths in lodging
- Fireplaces in most lodging
- Whirlpool tubs in most lodging
- King beds in most lodging
- Dedicated on-site wedding coordinator
- Catering with farm to table sourcing
- Coordination of bartending and bar set-ups
- Referrals from curated list of vendors
- Breakfast each morning for lodging guests
- Year-round veranda overlooking the great lawn
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