Jamestown Tennessee inns LaBelle Acres Bed and Breakfast - click here to view large high resolution photo

LaBelle Acres, Jamestown, Tennessee. Click thumbnails on the right to see more photos of this bed and breakfast inn.

Kids begin to appear sometime in December and usually continue through April. Spring on the farm is full of new life both animal and vegetable!

 

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LaBelle Acres
2256 Roslin Road
Jamestown TN 38556
USA
Phone: +1-931-863-5594
Cellular: +1-931-397-5596
Innkeeper(s)
Belinda Lindroos
Rates:
$95 - $95
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The living room is equipped with a TV and VCR with Satellite TV. The window looks out onto the porch. Spacious dining area is directly off the living room. Table seats 6-8 in comfort.
The larger bedroom looks out into the garden. Antique full sized bed adds to the country charm. Large closets do not show in the picture but can be seen in the picture of the other bedroom.The bedrooms are both furnished with dressers as well as large closets for those wishing to stay longer. The front bedroom looks out into the orchard.
Cozy kitchen has a view into the back garden.Sit on the porch and watch the hummingbirds in the summer, bluebirds in the winter or just read a good book! Swing yourself to sleep, invite one of the cats to sit in your lap and snooze for awhile.
The kitchen is equipped with everything a person would need to make a meal. Breakfast fixin's are provided for guests to prepare themselves at their own convenience. Please let us know what your breakfast needs will be.Kids begin to appear sometime in December and usually continue through April. Spring on the farm is full of new life both animal and vegetable!