Crossing the brick and stone patio, guests enter the sun-drenched cottage where an expanse of windows links the garden and interior space.
Crossing the brick and stone patio, guests enter the sun-drenched cottage where an expanse of windows links the garden and interior space.
 

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Mulberry House Bed and Breakfast
Mulberry House, Nashville, TN - Inn
Mulberry House
1100 Clifton Lane
Nashville, TN 37204-3230
USA
Phone: +1-615-473-8437
Phone: +1-615-292-6078
Fax: +1-615-463-3759
Innkeeper(s)
Catherine Snow & Doug Knight
Rates:
$250 - $250
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Crossing the brick and stone patio, guests enter the sun-drenched cottage where an expanse of windows links the garden and interior space.The cottage is furnished with a blend of original art, oriental carpets, contemporary and antique furniture.
The spacious great room features two seating areas and is appointed with Bose surround-sound, wireless internet, cable TV and HBO.
The bedroom is appointed with an antique queen-size bed, which is dressed in luxurious pillows, sheets and bed coverings. It opens out to the Japanese walkway leading to the herb garden and fern glade.
Gate to Courtyard and CottageThe cottage is nestled behind the "painted lady," a Queen Anne-style house built around 1880 on the grounds of the former Noel Plantation.
Guests enjoy the beautiful grounds featuring towering and flowering trees, blossoming gardens, fern glens, and fragrant herbs through much of the year.
The fragrance of magnolia blossoms permeates the air in summer.Spring brings warmth, flowers and verdant greens to the landscape and informal gardens.