Or call us to request one
Toll free: 800-365-9339
Local: 757-357-5182
36 Main Street , Smithfield, Virginia 23430
(757) 357-0006
Discover the delights of our down-to-earth atmosphere in a home built at the height of Victorian elegance (1889) and enhanced with modern day conveniences. Savor generous Southern hospitality and home cooked breakfast buffets.
Weekend Guided Tours: Tours of the mansion are available on Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Visitors are asked to gather at the Mansion House Art & Antiques Shop (located at 120 N. Church Street, directly behind the garden of Mansion on Main).
Scheduled Guided Tours: Tours are also available by appointment. Please provide as much advance notice as possible. There is a $1 per person donation request fee for groups of 15 or more.
(Times may vary slightly depending on B&B traffic and some seasonal and holiday considerations may affect availability.)
Victorian Retreat Package: $125 (plus tax)
Package Includes:
- private tea for two served in the parlor of our historic home
- overnight double occupancy accommodations with antique furnishings of the period
- fresh flowers and old-fashion treats in room
- full, homemade, served Southern Style breakfast
- $10 off every $100 spent at the Mansion House Art & Antiques shop
- surprise parting memento
The Mansion is also available to groups or families (up to 8 persons) for:
- 3 day weekend vacation rental
- 5 night weeknight vacation rental
- full week vacation rental
- extended-stay business lodging
Call (757) 357-0006 or email Mansion-on-Main@charter.net for Special Seasonal Rates based on the number in your party and length of stay.
Smithfield & Isle of Wight CVB Staff:
Judy Hare Winslow, Director of Tourism
Lois Chapman, Marketing & Public Relations Manager
Cheryl Whitener, Visitor Center Manager
Terry Thompson, Event Coordinator
Kristin Wilda, Farmer's Market Manager
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Smithfield & Isle of Wight CVB and the Isle of Wight Arts League are partially supported by funding from the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the Virginia Tourism Corporation.
