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412 East Taylor Street 'Pied & Terre' Description:
Welcome to the 412 East Taylor "Pied à Terre" an 1855 carriage house featured in John Berendt's popular novel, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. The private entrance gate from Taylor Street winds through the garden and around a fountain to the door of the carriage house. The garden level includes a spacious living room and dining area furnished with antiques, a convertible sofa for extra guests and a 27-inch cable TV, a powder room and a full kitchen with washer and dryer. The kitchen is stocked with orange juice, fruit, cereal, muffins, coffee, tea and milk for guests to enjoy breakfast at their leisure.
At A Glance:
- 1 Rooms
- Non-Smoking
- No Pets
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412 East Taylor Street 'Pied & Terre' Amenities and Features:
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Other Amenities ...
Inside the carriage house an antique staircase, with built-in "burglar alarm" described by Berendt, leads to a large bedroom with a view of the garden, a king size bed and sitting area with 27-inch cable TV and VCR, and a full bath.
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412 East Taylor Street 'Pied & Terre' Reservation Policies and Payment Information:
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Contact Inn for Bed and Breakfast Rates/Policies.
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