Located in Jefferson's Historic District, Falling Leaves
is a gracious antebellum Greek Revival home.  Built
in 1855 by John Sabine, it is listed on the National
Register of Historic Places, and is a recorded Texas
 Historical Landmark.  Lisa and Michael Barry invite 
their guests to enjoy the inn's 12'8" ceilings, a gasolier
converted to electricity, lovely period antiques, a screened
 porch with antique wicker, and afternoon refreshments
served in a casual, relaxing atmosphere.  A stroll about the
property will reveal a huge magnolia tree planted by the
original owners, a crepe myrtle which was planted about
1875, pecan trees which are a century old, and something
blooming in most seasons!

Guests at Falling Leaves are treated to a full breakfast
in the formal dining room, with a menu that varies daily.
 Enjoy true Southern hospitality and forget your diet
for a day or two.  Falling Leaves Bed and Breakfast Inn
is truly the place to be pampered!

Falling Leaves offers overnight accommodations
August through May, on Friday and Saturday nights.
During June and July, accommodations are offered 7 nights a week.

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