The oldest part of this
unusual house was built circa 1850 as a luxurious billiard hall by David
Stanton, whose brother Frederic Stanton built Stanton Hall. The
billiard hall stood on the grounds of "The Elms", David
Stanton's home. It was expanded into a house around 1870 by David
Stanton and his two sons. The house was acquired in 1877 by Joseph
Newman Stone and his wife Theodora Britton, great-grandparents of the
present owner, and is now on the National Register of Historic
Places. A complete restoration was undertaken from 1999 to 2002,
winning the Historic Natchez Foundation's 2003 Restoration Award.
- Hot Breakfast Served in the Dining Room
- Live Classical Piano Music in the Evening
- Master Bedroom with 13 foot Ceiling and Private Bath
- Cottage with Private Bath, Sundeck and Porch
- Walking Distance to Convention Center, Tour Houses and Restaurants
- Gentleman's Billiard Parlor
- Satellite TV in Rooms
Rates: $110-125 plus tax.
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