Brickhouse Inn
Historic Gettysburg bed-and-breakfast occupying an 1898 Victorian house and an 1838 neighboring house, with breakfast, private gardens and a highly walkable Baltimore Street location.
About Brickhouse Inn
Brickhouse Inn is a historic bed-and-breakfast at 452 Baltimore St in downtown Gettysburg. The property uses two adjoining historic buildings: the main Victorian House, built in 1898, and the neighboring Welty House, dating to 1838. That setting gives the inn a more intimate, period character than a conventional hotel while keeping guests within walking distance of restaurants, shops, museums and the route toward the battlefield and national cemetery.
Guest rooms are individually decorated and include private bathrooms, with selected rooms offering fireplaces, porches or other historic details. The inn also maintains landscaped outdoor areas behind the buildings, including patios and places to sit away from Baltimore Street. Free off-street parking is an important convenience in the historic district, although the buildings' age means guests should expect stairs and should confirm accessibility needs before booking.
Breakfast is a central part of the stay and is served as a prepared morning meal rather than a simple continental setup. The inn also uses a self check-in model, so travelers arriving late should make sure they have received their entry instructions and door code before reaching Gettysburg. Seasonal social-hour offerings and bookable local experiences, including battlefield and ghost-tour options, add to the property's small-inn character.
Brickhouse Inn fits travelers who prefer historic atmosphere, breakfast and a quiet place to return to after sightseeing, but still want to leave the car parked and explore much of downtown on foot.
Historic downtown B&B with breakfast, gardens and walkable access to Gettysburg sights