Hamilton Place King sized bedroom with futon

The king sized bedroom is on the top floor at the southeast corner, opening right beside the hall bath. Guests share a common kitchenette and TV room. They are invited to enjoy the big porch and grill, the gardens, birding, walking around the property, and collecting fresh eggs from the Hamilton Hens. Ramps are in place into the house, but there is no ramp inside. There are eighteen steps to the stairs. The entire top floor of my home, about 2200 sq feet, is prepared for guests. There are two separate bedrooms, sharing a hall bath, and two bedrooms with bath ensuite. Guests share a common kitchenette and TV room. They enjoy the big porch, and deck with grill, the gardens, birding, walking around the property, and collecting fresh eggs from the Hamilton Hens. Ramps are in place into the house, but there is no ramp to the upstairs. You will have access to the top floor, and my washer and dryer downstairs. Let me know if you'd like to browse my supply of books, or swap paperbacks. My bedroom and office are downstairs on the East side. If you would like for me to shop for you so that you will have groceries at hand, please send a list and things will be in place when you arrive. It is much fun to cook out on the grill on the western deck after the ball games, where the grill is old but adequate and there are chairs and a table. Because I do not have a commercial kitchen, you are responsible for your own meals. However, I will have coffee, tea and small snacks in your kitchenette. The West Side Community, as this area was known was flourishing in the mid 19th century. Here the Banks Family ran a dairy farm and hauled milk in wagons to Statesboro to their Central Dairy establishment. An old church , Bethlehem Primitive Baptist, founded 1851, sits on the corner of West Side Road and Banks Dairy Road, with its cemetery placed on sandy soil near a creek. Cattle are still raised all along the road, munching the good grass and mooing to greet the day. An Automobile is a necessity. You are one mile off the West Side Road and one more mile from the Veterans Memorial By-Pass. It takes me slightly less than 15 minutes to drive into the GSU campus. Ogeechee Tech is closer by, while the Mill Creek Park takes about 20 minutes on the ByPass. There are many restaurants, fast food outlets, and pizza places all around campus.