Rosecrest Cottage
Bed & Breakfast
Our History.
On the National Register of Historic Homes, Rosecrest Cottage is the childhood home of David E. Finley - the first director of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
Built between 1880-1890, the home features three unique guest rooms all on the main level. Although referred to as a cottage, this home is actually quite large with a dining room that was once the town's dance hall. Warm and inviting with 12' ceilings, arched doorways and the famous marble mantlepiece, Rosecrest Cottage is in the Historic District and within walking distance to Downtown York.
Reservations required. Well-behaved children permitted. Rooms starting at $120 per night (double occupancy). Credit cards accepted.
On the National Register of Historic Homes, Rosecrest Cottage is the childhood home of David E. Finley - the first director of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
Built between 1880-1890, the home features three unique guest rooms all on the main level. Although referred to as a cottage, this home is actually quite large with a dining room that was once the town's dance hall. Warm and inviting with 12' ceilings, arched doorways and the famous marble mantlepiece, Rosecrest Cottage is in the Historic District and within walking distance to Downtown York.
Reservations required. Well-behaved children permitted. Rooms starting at $120 per night (double occupancy). Credit cards accepted.