Rooms

The Williams House, built in 1856, is the property’s original home. It features five guest rooms: one on the first floor and four on the second floor. There are 22 steps to the second floor. Breakfast is served in the main dining room by your innkeeper, and the parlor is a favorite gathering space for guests. The parlor’s fireplace will warm you up in the cooler months. All guests have access to the grand first and second floor porches.

The towering 500-year-old live oak in the center of our Great Live Oak Courtyard can be seen from guest rooms with west and south-facing windows. For your convenience, the second floor features a Keurig coffee station with an electric kettle and assortment of teas and coffees. Bagged ice, a refrigerator, and microwave are also available on the second floor.

The Hearthstone House was said to be built in the 1880’s by Marcellus Williams for his children. The Hearthstone House sits on the same lush property as the Williams House, just south of the main driveway. It features two guest rooms on the first floor and two on the second floor. There are 19 steps to the second floor of the Hearthstone House. French doors lead from each guest room to a semi-private porch. For your convenience, we have provided a Keurig coffee station with an electric kettle and assortment of teas and coffees. Bagged ice, a refrigerator, and microwave are also available for guest use.

The Carriage House, the newest structure at our inn, was built in 2004, and sits in the same location at the original carriage house. It features one guest room on the first floor, with the remainder of the building being used as a repository. South of the Carriage House is our kitchen garden, in which fresh herbs and vegetables are grown, then regularly served at breakfast.