Step back into gracious living at historic Longwood Manor, circa 1817. Founded by Thomas Moore, agriculturist, inventor of the first refrigerator and friend of Thomas Jefferson.

Longwood was a 280 acre tobacco plantation. Now Longwood enjoys serenity on 2 private, wooded acres on its cul-de-sac amongst residential homes. Ideally situated within 40 minutes of Washington DC, Baltimore and Annapolis, Longwood is central to exploring these area attractions. Longwood was renovated in 1998 and is on the Montgomery County Historical Register.

Each room has been carefully appointed with attractive antique and antique styled furniture which calls to mind a time in which craftsmen prided themselves in their work. Fine Oriental rugs enhance the refinished oak and original yellow pine and heart pine wood floors. Antique accents are everywhere, whether it's the gold framed mirrors, the rich upholstery, or the inviting themes which flow through each room.

Longwood Manor is located in historic Brookeville just 16 miles north of Washington, D.C. We're convenient to Washington, Baltimore, Frederick, Annapolis, Rockville and Columbia and can be reached from four major highways.

Take time to enjoy the area's nearby antique shops, golf courses, tennis courts, live theatre, winery tour and restaurants. There is easy access to the Metro and all of Washington's sights.

Enjoy the swimming pool set among towering old trees and stone terrace on spacious grounds.

A Deluxe Continental Breakfast is provided in the flag-stoned Garden Room or on the private terraces.

The spacious and private suites feature oversize beds, vaulted ceilings, A/C, cable TV and private baths.

In addition to the bedrooms' private baths, there is a large art-deco bath with tub and shower shared between both suites' sitting rooms. The 17' x 15' sitting rooms are perfect for relaxing, work or socializing.

The suites' 2-inch thick "arrow" doors were constructed to repel intruders arrows or bullets. The Queen size sleep sofa in the sitting rooms accommodate up to 2 additional guests.

If you have always dreamed of staying in a Historic Mansion Manor Home, we welcome you to Longwood.

Guest Rooms:

Retreat Suite:

Named for the 1790's six room log cabin occupied by the Moores prior to building Longwood. The sitting room's deep blues and reds carry the substantial feeling of the predecessor cabin. The light and bright bedroom features a massive king bed, deep paneled walls, antique furnishings, down comforter, ceiling fan, many windows and private bath.

Brookemoore Suite:

Named after Mary Brooke and Thomas Moore, the original owners. The old world charm of the sitting room's crystal chandelier, period wall covering and marble-hearth fireplace set the tone for your stay. The step-down bedroom is sunny and spacious. It has its own private bath and a screened porch overlooking a giant Magnolia and Holly tree.

Rose Room:

Named for its decor, this room is comfortable and cozy. It is perfect for one, two or three people with its Queen size bed, single sleep sofa, TV and private bath.

The Maryland Room:

Meeting Facility - This 19' by 32' gathering room with 50 feet of windows and terrazzo stone floor provides a unique setting for private parties, business functions, retreats and receptions for up to 40 people. The French doors lead onto the deck overlooking the 44' by 22' swimming pool. For business clients, Longwood offers access to a computer, copier, fax machine and private rooms for conferences.

Guest Information:

• Extended stay rates are available.
• All rates plus 5% Maryland state tax.
• Longwood is a smoke-free environment.
• Sorry, no children under 12 and no pets (kennel nearby).

How To Find Us:

• From the North-Route 70:
  Take Route 97 South (Exit 76) 11 miles to a right on Goldmine Road and take your first right onto DuBarry Lane, #2900.
  
  
• Interstate-270:
  Take Montrose Road (exit 4) east (which becomes Randolph Road), 4.5 miles to a left onto Georgia Ave(Rte 97), then 8 miles to a left onto Goldmine Road, and take your first right onto DuBarry Lane, #2900.
  
• From the South-Route 495:
  Go north to route 270 and follow the directions above.
  
• Interstate-95:
  Take route 32 west (exit 38) 8 miles to a left onto route 108, then 9 miles to a right onto Georgia Avenue (Rte 97), then 1.8 miles to a left onto Goldmine Road, and take your first right onto DuBarry Lane, #2900.