Worsell Manor

Worsell Manor is a historic estate in Warwick, Maryland, built on land first surveyed in 1683 for Major Peter Sayer near the Bohemia River. The property — recognized by architectural historians as one of the finest remaining early Georgian houses in Cecil County — spans 50 acres of manicured grounds and gardens in the mid-Atlantic region, easily reachable from Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington D.C. The main reception space is a high-ceilinged barn positioned beside a wooded glen and the Manor fountain garden, accommodating up to 200 guests. The 1683 Manor House itself offers a brick-floored sun porch overlooking the grounds, multiple fireplaces, tall windows, and a state-of-the-art kitchen and bar room. Four bedrooms on the second floor and two on the third floor make the Manor available for bridal party accommodations and extended-weekend stays. The venue serves weddings, private celebrations, and corporate events, with cottage and hotel options within 10 minutes to support multi-day gatherings.