Built in 1888, this Queen Anne Victorian, Classical Greek Revival home boasts of original heart pine floors, seven mantels, beaded wainscoting, and two staircases. Rosewood is the private home of Ken and Lynda Ramage, and since buying the house, they have carefully refurbished the house inside and out. The neighborhood with its well-lighted streets and sidewalks is a favorite for those interested in old buildings and homes. Rosewood opened in the June of 1994, and has been a favorite bed and breakfast since.
Guests are able to choose from four rooms filled with antiques, collectibles, and family pictures.
Downstairs is a favorite bedroom guests enjoy and it is Scarlett's room. An artist painted a mural in the frieze area around the room depicting scenes from the movie, starting with the picnic at Twelve Oaks, and ending when Rhett walks out on Scarlett. The other three bedrooms are upstairs. The Rose and Cherub rooms share the Joel Chandler Harris bath. The Rose Room, painted in a deep rose color, has a canopy top bed.