Annie Laurie - Babcock House

This room has a four poster queen-sized bed. This room is decorated with warm red walls, empire style nightstands and wall-to-wall carpet. It has a private bath with original claw foot tub and shower. The Babcock House is a restored, turn of the century inn, dating back to 1884. It is believed that the front five rooms of the Babcock House were built in 1884 by Samuel Patterson Coleman, Jr. Subsequently, the house was owned by the Abbitt family. In 1908, the property was sold at public auction to H.C. Babcock for the price of $1,815.00. Adding the rooms to the rear of the original five, the Babcocks used the house as a family dwelling and boarding house until it was converted to a bed and breakfast in 1996. The inn features five bedrooms and one suite, all furnished with period antiques. All the rooms have private baths, cable television and free wifi. Our inn has central heat and air conditioning to insure your comfort. Our parlor is full of books, board games and instruments to enjoy next to the fireplace. The porches are great places to take in the small town atmosphere and sip a tasty beverage. Enjoy a full breakfast every morning of your stay, including fresh fruit, the chef’s entree selection, juice and steaming coffee, tea or cocoa. Our on-site restaurant offers elevated southern fare for lunch and supper with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Indulge in homemade desserts and house-crafted cocktails as well as Virginia wines and beers. Common areas include front porch, parlor, upstairs balcony, yard and on-site restaurant. Innkeepers live on-site in separate quarters and are available by phone. Staff is also present during restaurant hours to assist guests. Quiet, small-town neighborhood. We are in walking distance from antique & gift shops. Historical sites, theaters and outdoor attractions are a short drive away. Appomattox does not have public transportation and we are not insured to provide rides to our guests. We have a large lot with free parking.