Historic, Queen Anne-style 1902 B&B offering a restaurant, plus lush gardens with a rock pool. On the National Register of Historic Places, this refined Queen Anne-style B&B dates from 1902. It's 7 miles from both Wakodahatchee Wetlands and Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens. The individually decorated rooms feature original art, plus patios or balconies. Some rooms have kitchenettes, while suites add kitchens and washers/dryers. Cottages offer decorative fireplaces; some have Jacuzzis. Wi-Fi is available. There's continental breakfast, plus a lush garden with a rock pool that contains fish and waterfalls. A restaurant serves American cuisine.
"Constructed in 1902 for John Sundy, Delray Beach’s first mayor, the bright-yellow Victorian house is two blocks south of the boutiques, antiques shops, galleries, and restaurants on Atlantic Avenue. Of the two buildings, the Stable Building has equestrian-themed rooms, while the Townhouse Building has suites that overlook the gardens. The only restaurant serves fare like dill-poached salmon or tortellini with morel mushrooms to tables indoors or alfresco. Swim with fish in the landscaped outdoor pool."
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Ryan Mackman, MBA, MHA
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Carolishca Forster
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