Welcome to the Calderwood Inn. This historic Queen Anne Victorian was built in 1902 and was first owned by John Miller, a prominent fruit grower, packer and dehydrator in the early 1900s. The home remained in the Miller family until the late 1930s and was a private residence until the early 1980s when it became a bed and breakfast inn. In July of 2009, Ken and Diane Wilson purchased the inn and became its new owners.

Under various creative influences, the inn has undergone extensive restoration throughout the years. Beautiful hand-silk screened period wall and ceiling papers accent the spacious common areas and some guest rooms. The papers are produced by Bradbury & Bradbury of Benicia and are based on designs of William Morris, a prominent textile designer of the mid- to late 1800s.

The formal, yet welcoming rooms include a spacious parlor with fireplace – the perfect place to enjoy the morning paper or a board game on a quiet afternoon. The spacious dining room, that seats up to 14, showcases original wainscoting with a built-in china cabinet and bench. The large antique table is where guests dine on Calderwood’s signature gourmet breakfasts. The covered front porch with its antique wicker furniture and lacquered floor beckons you to enjoy the lush grounds, review the activities of your day or curl up with a good book. The porch is often used by local wineries who frequently co-host the complimentary evening wine hour. All seven guest rooms have private baths. Each room is decorated differently to incorporate an extensive collection of beautiful, yet comfortable period antiques.

In addition to the immaculate accommodations, the innkeeper provides an experience unlike any other. She has been described as “knowledgeable, witty and incredibly welcoming.” There have been so many wonderful guests at the inn and, in order to fully understand this experience, come see us for yourself! Visit tripadvisor.com and see what guests are saying about them!  To make a reservation, or inquire about the inn, visit www.calderwoodinn.com,  call (707) 431-1110 or email the innkeeper directly innkeeper@calderwoodinn.com. The Calderwood Inn is located at 25 W. Grant Street in Healdsburg.