King-Keith House

NileGuide Expert tip:

Enjoy the complimentary drink and snacks each afternoon

Description:

• Listed on the National Register of Historic Places the spectacular Queen Anne style King-Keith House is one of the most photographed houses in Atlanta. Local hardware magnate, George King, built it in 1890 in Atlanta's first suburb, Inman Park, designed by F.L.Olmstead. Old house enthusiasts will enjoy the varied architecture of the restored neighborhood shaded by live oaks and including such homes as the residence of the founder of Coca-Cola. The B&B is close to Atlanta's most popular in-town shopping, restaurant and theater areas including Virginia-Highlands and Little Five Points. Only two miles from downtown and two blocks to MARTA (subway) station, transportation to the airport, convention center, aquarium, museums, Carter Library and sports arenas is easily accessible. The King-Keith House has been featured in Southern Living, Victorian Homes, Atlanta Style & Design and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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