Originally built in 1901, this historic building was purchased by country singer, Miranda Lambert, and renovated into a boutique bed and breakfast. Efforts were made to salvage much of the original millwork and plaster, the entire building was rewired, and central heat and air was installed. Where the original building could not be salvaged, sheet rock was hung where original plaster walls had been, and walls and ceilings were filled out with wood. To preserve as much of the original building as possible, most of the work had to be done in the attic as well as crawl spaces between each floor.

A blend of the old and new, the lobby, just like the rest of the boutique bed and breakfast, exudes eclectic style that is the perfect mix of chic and edgy.

Fun patterns, bold colors and lots of texture combine to make the wonderfully eclectic dining area at the boutique bed and breakfast.

The bar area boasts rustic flair with a wood paneled accent wall, wood bar and taxidermy on the wall. Mixing patterns and textures and pairing the old with the new creates a cohesive palette that is cozy, yet adds an unexpected element of fun to keep people coming back for more.

Isn't this breakfast room just darling? Boasting an all-white palette with pops of color in the dishes and napkins, the breakfast nook at this boutique bed and breakfast is anything but boring.