76 Pleasant Street Restaurant operates year-round in the grand Colonial Revival known as the 1896 Judge William Jones house located in the heart of Norway. The elegant, comfortable dining rooms are the perfect setting for innovative cuisine combining local flavors with seasonal, affordable menus. Their focus is on the simplicity of fine ingredients and thoughtful presentations. With just 24 seats, the size is manageable for a couple just as the current owners operate. From the moment you step into the foyer with its dramatic chandelier, stunning original woodwork and curved staircase, you know this is a special place. The original twin front parlors of the mansion offer a sitting room with a fireplace to the left, 2 intimate dining rooms with fireplaces to the right with copper top tables and warm lighting. The house has 3 large suites on the 2nd floor with ensuite baths, fireplaces and a 3rd floor suite with bedroom, full bath, sitting room. This would be simple to start up B&B rooms as the new '76 Pleasant Street Inn and Restaurant'. The 3rd floor could be the owner's suite with 3 elegant B&B guest rooms on the 2nd floor. The largest suite has a stunning soaking tub in the center of the bathroom with fireplace, glass and marble shower, double vanity. The 60x40 post & beam barn was renovated in 2018 and is the perfect space for weddings and events. 76 Pleasant Street is the ideal venue for an evening out, private party or intimate wedding reception. Norway is a small thriving town in the western lakes and mountains region, home to Lake Pennesseewassee, and was named one of the ''Best Places'' in Maine by Downeast Magazine in 2015. As an all-season location, there are year-round activities such as hiking, biking, snowshoeing, skiing, dog sledding, boating, shops and restaurants in the charming setting of downtown Norway. Just 1 hour to Portland, 1 hour to North Conway, 40 minutes to Sunday River in Bethel.