Come and experience with us a delightful change in accommodations, featuring southern nostalgia and a genuine bit of Civil War history. The house is a plantation home built in the 1850's with five bedrooms. As you step through the front door you go back 150 years in time to an era when life was simpler, and the home was the center of family life. You will stay in a house typical of the architecture of the middle class plantation owner in the years before the War between the States. The interior walls are 16"-18" wide boards made of unpainted southern longleaf yellow pine.

Enjoy our spacious living room with fireplace and beautiful old hand carved mantel where the coffee is always on for our guests. Smokers can relax sitting in rockers on the front porch enjoying the view of the lake.

We offer five distinctive bedrooms. The Mallard Room on the ground floor has a queen size rice bed and private bath. The room connects to the Dove Room, small and cozy with one twin bed and assigned bath. The Black Lab room, also on the first floor has two twin beds and an assigned bath. Upstairs, in addition to a beautiful view of the lake and the woods, we offer two beautiful bedrooms, the Pheasant and the Quail rooms, each featuring queen size brass beds, fireplace and assigned baths.

We also have a 'Hunting Lodge' with six bedrooms, a big fireplace in the family room, and a kitchen.There is a dining area that can seat 25. The bedrooms include one with a king bed, one with twin beds and some with four.

All rooms are $75 per night.