We enjoyed our stay, which was in celebration of our 39th wedding anniversary. The house was very interesting in terms of history and design. Charmingly restored common rooms, old pictures and bric-a-brac made for a good atmosphere. Cookies and ice water in the hall for the guests, along with tea and chocolates in each room, provided nice touches, and the staff was very helpful and welcoming. Location was excellent (we live nearby) and it is close to Gilette Stadium and to the Wrentham Outlet Stores. We discovered upon arrival that the property is still somewhat of a work-in-progress, with an outdoor garden area under construction, and much of the house's exterior is disrepair. While the structure itself appears to be sound, decaying exterior wood beams and peeling paint, for example, detracted from the property's appearance. Improvements in the rooms themselves were quite adequate, however, although we noticed some untended water damage on our room's ceiling. The breakfast was okay but not outstanding by B&B standards in our experience. The coffee was not particularly good (teas were better), and the main breakfast event, quiche with bacon, was okay but uninspired (bacon was overcooked--was it turkey bacon?). Overall, the positives outweigh the negatives, although picky B&B aficionados may have some quibbles. Further investments in renovations will address most of the problems; breakfast could use some more flair!