is centrally located in the heart of Historic Sykesville, Maryland. Built in 1906 by the architect
J.H. Fowble, the Inn at
Norwood is a Colonial Revival home retaining much of its original charm.
Mr. Fowble built many of the buildings in the town of Sykesville, but he built
the Inn as his family's residence. Relax on the front porch overlooking the
town, or just snuggle up in the parlor with a good book. The large guest
rooms are newly renovated, all with private baths, cable television,
air conditioning, and phone hook-ups. All six rooms have 2
person Jacuzzi tubs and four rooms have fireplaces.
All the guest rooms have feather beds and the highest quality
linens.
is on the National Register of Historic places. The quaint
town was named for James Sykes, who purchased the land from George
Patterson. The town has a completely restored Railroad Station which was
originally built in 1884 and is now a restaurant. Sykesville has much to
offer: great restaurants, a museum, many festivals throughout the
year, hiking and many bike trails, fishing, antique shops and
much more.
New Market ~ Antiquing
20 Miles
Baltimore Inner Harbor
25 Miles
Catoctin Mountain
30 Miles
Washington DC
40 Miles
Historic Gettysburg, PA
40 Miles
Harpers Ferry, WV
50 Miles
Hagerstown Outlets
55 Miles
Golf Courses (we can reserve
times)
Day Spa (we can make your
appointment)
Within Walking
The
Inn At Norwood Bed & Breakfast Kelly and Steve Crum, Innkeepers 7514 Norwood Avenue
Sykesville, MD 21784
(410) 549-7868 Email: innatnorwood@comcast.net
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is centrally located in the heart of Historic Sykesville, Maryland. Built in 1906 by the architect
J.H. Fowble, the Inn at
Norwood is a Colonial Revival home retaining much of its original charm.
Mr. Fowble built many of the buildings in the town of Sykesville, but he built
the Inn as his family's residence. Relax on the front porch overlooking the
town, or just snuggle up in the parlor with a good book. The large guest
rooms are newly renovated, all with private baths, cable television,
air conditioning, and phone hook-ups. All six rooms have 2
person Jacuzzi tubs and four rooms have fireplaces.
is on the National Register of Historic places. The quaint
town was named for James Sykes, who purchased the land from George
Patterson. The town has a completely restored Railroad Station which was
originally built in 1884 and is now a restaurant. Sykesville has much to
offer: great restaurants, a museum, many festivals throughout the
year, hiking and many bike trails, fishing, antique shops and
much more.
