The Manor House

Once the residence of George H.W. and Barbara Bush during his time as CIA director and vice president, the estate later hosted world leaders for the 1990 G-7 Economic Summit, with negotiations and treaty signings held in its Botanical room. Inside, the layout preserves an intimate architectural character with three dining rooms, two fireplaces, and a dedicated reception bar. Along the back, a wall of windows opens toward the event lawn, looking out on seasonal azaleas, strings of lights, and a fire pit ringed with Adirondack chairs.