Sandaway Waterfront Lodge

Oxford is one of those exquisite old towns on a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay where history and charm come together to provide the traveler with a lifelong memory of his visit there. Oxford’s history dates back to before the Revolutionary War and it has figured prominently in the history of the state, and of the nation. This 1875 Victoria Mansion carries with it many of the traditions that its owners have long believed in and travelers come today to enjoy these traditions as they did in the past. The bedrooms are located on two and a half acres of water front property with expanse of lawn that stretches down to a private sandy beach.  Very romantic, settle in lawn chairs at sunset on summer Fridays to enjoy the local Yacht Club races. Guestroom accommodation are found in the Sandaway Lodge that dates back to 1875 as well as the more modern River Rooms.  Furnishings are comfortable and in keeping with the historical character of the building and the town and most enjoy private porches with wonderful, restful views of the neighboring rivers and beyond to Chesapeake Bay. There’s a lot to do right here in Oxford and it is also fun to cross the short span of water by car ferry to explore the charming towns of St. Michaels and Tilghman Island.