Towle House circa 1874, is located in the heart of Mobile, Alabama's historic district . The house is of classic Italianate design constructed of heart pine and cypress, located on a large lot, which abounds with azaleas, dogwoods and seasonal flowers. The front yard also has an elegant and majestic oak tree that is over 200 years old. Towle House offers quality rooms and a gourmet breakfast set in a friendly southern atmosphere amid the charm and beauty of old Mobile . Towle House offers three bedrooms for their Bed and Breakfast customers.
All rooms have private baths, cable TV and telephone.
The entire house has central air conditioning and heating. In addition to the gourmet breakfast, evening wine or cocktails, and light hors d'oeuvres are also served. The house is named for its original builder Amos Towle, an educator, who built it as a boy's boarding school in 1874. The home was actually constructed of three separate houses merged together to form the existing structure. Amos Towle, a native of New Hampshire, came to Mobile in 1843 and taught at several schools in the area and was the principal of a boys grammar school located in Barton Academy.