Inman Park Bed & Breakfast
Self Catering Accommodation in Atlanta, GA
The residence built in 1912 for Robert W. Woodruff, Atlanta's famous anonymous donor and Coca-Cola soft-drink magnate, is a carefully restored home and bed & breakfast situated in Inman Park, a National Register of Historic Places neighborhood. The owner is Eleanor Matthews. The Woodruff House has 12-foot ceilings, heart-of-pine floors, eighteenth and nineteenth century antiques, oriental rugs, fine china, fireplaces, private baths, a walled garden and secured parking.
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read moreInman Park Bed and Breakfast happily accepts reservations all year round. Please review our rates and policies below. Advanced reservations are required.
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read moreInman Park was the first planned residential community developed in Atlanta by Joel Hurt in the late 19th century. Architecturally, Inman Park is one of very few neighborhoods in Atlanta in which buildings of the late 19th century remain as a group, providing visual unity to the district. Along its streets are fine examples of 19th century High Victorian Queen Anne, late Victorian colonial and classical revival styles and early 20th century bungalow forms. This "streetcar suburb" shows the influence of Frederick Law Olmsted, America's foremost landscape architect.