This Antique Victorian Painted Lady is situated on 23.80 areas of land. If the gentle ruins of an old greyhound track do not relax you maybe the stream or pond will. The architecture and history of this property will sit you back on our wrap around porch to reflect upon a time unknown to us. Centrally located Middleboro, is forty minutes from Boston, and twenty minutes from Plymouth and the Cape Cod Canal. Charles Neil Atwood built this home in 1860 and employed over 90 people in the village. The home's entrance greets you with Corinthian columns and a wood carved staircase. Further on pass the pocket doors is the dining room containing an antique tiled fireplace. Turn to the right and the library's tiger oak bookcases invite you to sit for a while. Next door the ribbed ceiling foyer opens up to a three season porch crowned with copper. Come see the original tiles of Victorian tulip and seashells. Your stay at the Inn is your special time away. Our wonderful atmosphere and our knowledge of the area will make it one of the most delightful and memorable experiences you'll ever enjoy. New Harvey Windows and new electrical wiring were installed in all bedrooms at Rock Village Bed and Breakfast this winter. All rooms are properly ventilated for our customers.

A full breakfast is served at 9 am which will include juice and coffee unless tea, milk or hot chocolate is preferred. Fruit is served at the beginning of each meal. Baked banana, apple or grapefruit are just a few. Pancakes, waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon, and omelets are served along with either sweet bread, muffins, croissants, bagels or donuts. Special recipes like Blueberry Strata are served on a regular basis. Also, wireless internet is available at Rock Village Bed and Breakfast. Save your time for packing and look for directions to your destinations here at Rock Village because a Toshiba laptop computer is available for our guests. Wireless internet is easy to access to retrieve emails. Print out your directions or write a letter on Rock Village Stationary. It is that easy.