412 East Taylor Street 'Pied a Terre'
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One Bedroom Carriage House (circa 1855) off Whitefield Square This two-story carriage house apartment with garden gate entrance from Taylor Street was featured in John Berendt's famous novel Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
An antique staircase, with built-in "burglar alarm" described by Berendt, leads to a large bedroom (pictured below) with a view of the garden, a king size bed and sitting area with 27 inch cable TV and VCR, and a full bath.
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.

Within walking distance of all downtown historic sites, restaurants, shops and theatres.
There's convenient on street parking available on Whitefield Square.- Please call for Rates; minimum stay two nights.
- Payment for first night's stay is due on booking; balance including applicable taxes due on arrival.
- Payment may be made by cash or check. Credit cards are not accepted.
- Children 12 years of age and older are welcome.
- No smoking. No pets.
- Inquiries: 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. EST

- Please call for Rates; minimum stay two nights.