Warwick Manor-Historic Estate-Sleeps 14

Welcome to Warwick Manor, a historic 1906 estate built by steamship millionaire Thomas Clyde as his private Eastern Shore retreat. Original hardwood floors, crown molding, fireplaces, antique details, bold wallpaper, and curated historical displays give the home a moody, layered charm unlike a typical rental. The home features 7 uniquely designed bedrooms, 6.5 updated bathrooms, a billiards room with pool table and TV, formal dining room, bright conservatory, grand front porch, full kitchen, and spacious grounds exclusively for your group to enjoy. Warwick Manor was designed for connection and unforgettable gatherings — whether that means cocktails with friends, a murder mystery dinner, a late-night game of Clue, or simply relaxing beneath the glow of antique lighting and century-old architecture. You’ll feel as though Colonel Mustard himself could walk through at any moment, candlestick in hand. While thoughtfully updated, the home intentionally preserves its historic character. You won’t find TVs in the bedrooms here — this is a place to slow down, disconnect, and enjoy the experience of staying somewhere truly unique. Nearby Attractions: 1 mile to Salisbury University, 3 miles to Downtown Salisbury restaurants, breweries, art galleries, and festivals, Near golf courses, marinas, fishing, and waterfront dining, Close to Pemberton Historical Park walking trails and kayaking, Short drive to Berlin, MD boutiques and antique shops, 35 minutes to Ocean City beaches and boardwalk, 40 minutes to Assateague Island and its famous wild horses. Please Note: Some antique bed frames use slightly shorter “short queen” mattresses to preserve the home’s original historic furnishings. Most guests do not notice a significant difference, though taller guests may find some beds slightly shorter than a traditional queen.