Today's visitors to Jacksonville can continue to enjoy the elegance and grace of one of the town's most important historical homes. After more than ten years of painstaking restoration, this stately mansion is once again welcoming guests as the McCully House Inn. Standing on East California Street, at the edge of Jacksonville's shopping and restaurant district, the McCully House Inn is on the National Registry of Historic Places and is one of the six original dwellings of the town. It is also the home to 85 different varieties of Jackson and Perkins rose that line the walk and peek out of the white picket fence to greet you. European and American antiques, polished hardwood floors, oriental rugs, and delicate lace curtains help create an atmosphere of quiet elegance.
Children are welcome but please, no pets.