The house has 12-foot ceilings, carved fireplaces, and a baby grand piano. Innkeepers Windell and Jan Keith serve a full breakfast every day that always includes different breads, cereals, and fruits with either eggs, French toast, or quiche. The architect broke with tradition and took his inspiration in Renaissance and Classical forms, rather than in the prevailing Queen Anne style. Stained-glass windows, original stenciling, and three fishponds in the gardens are some of the features. It's in the wonderfully wooded Midtown neighborhood and is close to Piedmont Park and The Fox Theatre.
All rooms have queen-size beds, private baths, TVs, and data port phones.
One has a carved Eastlake bed with matching dresser and armoire and walls that are decorated with reproductions of the original wallpaper border. Another room boasts a collection of Victorian oak pieces, including a settee and chair. Innkeepers Debbie and Ed McCord welcome children 12 and younger to stay in the carriage house, complete with living room, bath, and equipped kitchen. Off-street parking is available. This charming Queen Anne Victorian home in Inman Park was built in 1892.