SPACIOUS KITCHEN

Bright and airy kitchen with modern appliances, French-inspired oven range, and espresso machine. Dine in the massive French-inspired dining room equipped for a dinner party under the giant antique chandelier, including Italian crystal glassware for cocktail parties.

STYLISH COMFORT

Enjoy a spacious living room perfect for entertaining with fully reclining leather chesterfield sofa, large Samsung Frame TV, and vintage bar cart. Or relax in the cozy library with our Crosley record player and record library. Marshall bluetooth speakers are included throughout the house, as well as complimentary internet & cable.

In the late 1800’s J.C. Martin and his wife Claudia, a lively socialite, moved in and kept the home bustling through the turn of the century. Ed Buchanan, a prominent newspaper man, and his wife Jeanette then occupied the home until around 1940. Maude Noble (“Mammie”) then moved in with her daughter and grandchildren while her husband and son-in-law were deployed in WWII. The children found playful refuge in their home by hiding behind the tiny door under the stairs, sliding down the stairwell, and enjoying cold treats delivered by horse-drawn ice cream wagons. Mammie ran the home as a boarding house and would rent out rooms to railroad workers who always carried with them a great story.