The Grey Lady: 1910 Victorian, Sleeps 12, Walk to Downtown Americus

Gather your whole crew under one roof at The Grey Lady, a 1910 Victorian with a corner turret and a wraparound porch on Lee Street in the Americus historic district. It's made for family reunions, wedding weekends, college visits to Georgia Southwestern, holidays and group trips.

THE HOUSE
- 5 bedrooms, each with a queen bed (sleeps 10 in beds, up to 12 with the couches)
- 3 full bathrooms plus a half bath
- Original staircase, heart pine floors, stained glass and bay windows
- Front parlor with a crystal chandelier, and a formal dining room with a long table for the whole group
- Big kitchen with an island, gas range and full-size fridge, plus cookware and a coffee maker
- Family room with deep sofas and a big TV, and a breakfast room off the kitchen
- Wraparound front porch with rockers and a swing. It's the best seat on Lee Street.
- Off-street parking in the paved driveway
- Fast Wi-Fi, central heat and air, and self check-in

THE LOCATION
- About a 15-minute walk up Lee Street to downtown Americus: the 1892 Windsor Hotel, the Rylander Theatre, Lamar Street restaurants, coffee, ice cream and shops
- Georgia Southwestern State University is just down the road
- 15 minutes to Plains and the Jimmy Carter National Historical Park
- 20 minutes to Andersonville National Historic Site
- About 30 minutes to Lake Blackshear and Georgia Veterans State Park

GOOD TO KNOW
- You'll get our online guest guide with the Wi-Fi, house instructions, checkout checklist, local restaurant picks, events and a map with walking times from the porch
- A few closets and the laundry room are locked owner storage. There is no washer or dryer for guest use.
- The house is over 100 years old. The stairs are original and steep, and some doors and floors creak. That's part of her charm.
- No parties or events, no pets, and no smoking or open flames
- Please respect quiet hours, since Lee Street is a residential neighborhood