About the House
The Victorian, Queen-Anne style house was built for Judge
Edgar Woolfolk in 1893 in the city of Troy, Missouri, at the
intersection of Lincoln drive and Old Cap-au-Gris. The
eight- room home is conveniently situated across from the Troy
City Park (originally Troy Fairgrounds Park) and offers a
commanding view of this scenic location.
Many original features still accentuate the stately structure.
The house remained under family ownership until 1990. As the
new owners, we have given this heritage home a new purpose and
a new name.
Come Experience: A romantic get-away A comfortable, relaxing atmosphere A touch of quiet elegance An alternative to motel/hotel stays Beautifully landscaped surroundings Warm Hospitality Plus:
-complimentary refreshments upon arrival
-early morning coffee
-delicious breakfast
Come Enjoy: Spacious, airy rooms distinctively decorated
with antiques and soft touches of home 4 guest bedrooms (2 with private baths) Smoke free environment
We invite you to experience the "Special Inn’-tention."
A romantic get-away