Drift graciously back in time to the spirit and splendor of the Old South in this elegant Antebellum home. The perfect place for quiet, romantic getaways and weekend escapes for adults. Free yourself from noisy, partying hotel guests! Leave the problems and commotion of downtown by escaping to the peace and safety of this park-like natural paradise. To maximize your experience and privacy, we host adult guests only and limit the use of the inn to overnight guests. Originally built in 1820 as The Gum Springs Inn serving farmers transporting goods on the 1805 Federal Road. It later served as a stagecoach stop, as is still evidenced by the large, flat stones set at the head of the verandah. Natural springs and remnants of that road exist today directly in front of the inn. In 1947 the Inn was completely rebuilt and preserved using the 1820 building as the substructure. In 1994 the building was completely renovated and was reopened as a bed and breakfast. In 2000, Celeste and Harry Neely purchased the inn and since have completely redecorated, upgraded, and refashioned the entire facility. Magnificent furnishings complement this 1820 grand manor.