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Restored Victorian mansion on the main street (#1912)

Toccoa, Georgia

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Description of the Toccoa vacation b&b rental

The Simmons-Bond Inn Bed and Breakfast is a restored southern mansion of the greek revival period. Listed on The National Register of Historic Places, it features beautiful stained glass, beveled glass, and curved glass windows, dozens of ornate oak columns, 9 unique fireplaces, and an oak paneled diningroom that seats 35. The original brass chandeliers hang from 11 foot ceilings in the parlor, foyer, and diningroom. The house is Toccoa's only B&B and is on the main street adjacent the courthouse, city hall, and county annex buildings. Toccoa Falls College is just one mile away.

Area Description

Location is best described as:
Northeast Georgia
Stephens County
Toccoa Falls College
Downtown
Mountains
Small town
Wine country
Nearest major city: Gainesville, GA (30 miles South)
Directions to property:
From I-85 : Exit at Lavonia. Turn north toward Toccoa. Stay on 17 to downtown Toccoa. The B&B is on the right, directly across from the courthouse.
Nearest major airport: Atlanta, GA (ATL-Hartsfield Intl.) 60 miles
Directions from airport:
Nearest airport, Greenville/Spartanburg South Carolina or Atlanta-Hartsfield. We are near I-85 near the SC border.
Meeting places:
1 Block from Amtrak
Airport
Train

Owner Supplied Testimonials

If You Go
Visitors to Toccoa will need a place to stay. Susan and I stayed at the Simmons-Bond Inn, a bed and breakfast run by Elizabeth Forkey. Elizabeth serves up a wonderful breakfast! We were there two mornings and enjoyed such treats as cinnamon baked apples, coddled eggs, pecan waffles, pumpkin pancakes, and more. The Inn, a charming building built in 1903, is in the National Register of Historic Places. We recommend it highly.