Over two centuries of colorful history surround this beautiful country catering establishment.  Once owned by an English captain, Revolutionary War tales of pirating and buried treasure linger on.

The late 18th century brought a luxurious but infamous lifestyle to the property with the building of a mansion the style of New York City, complete with double parlors, huge mirrors, solid mahogany doors and gold-leafed chandeliers.  This wealthy owner's quest for opulence included fine horses and not a small amount of scandal in his personal life.

Arson claimed the original mansion, but the big barn with its handsome cupola was joined to a smaller building in the 1930's and Miller Place Inn became a haven for summer tourists.

Today, nestled in a quiet setting of beautiful lawns and gardens, it is an elegant reminder of the past for gracious weddings in the gazebo, Bar Mitzvahs, reunions an social luncheons in the French country manner.