Exterior view of the Sugar Magnolia Bed and Breakfast, a grand 1892 Queen Anne Victorian home in Atlanta’s Inman Park historic district. The light-colored house features a prominent three-story corner turret, a wide wraparound front porch with classic columns, and intricate gables.

Sugar Magnolia B&B

Address

804 Edgewood Ave NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30307

Contact

Debi Starnes (404) 401-5644 sugmagbb@gmail.com

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Stay at Sugar Magnolia, an award-winning Atlanta B&B in historic Inman Park. Experience 1892 Victorian charm, gourmet breakfast, and easy access to the Beltline.

Award-Winning Bed & Breakfast in Atlanta’s Historic Inman Park

Upon entering this beautiful Queen Anne Victorian home, bed and breakfast guests are transported back to the time of the home’s construction in 1892. Sugar Magnolia, lovingly restored to its original charm and beauty, proudly displays the antiquity in many of its unique features — a three-story turret and grand staircase, six fireplaces, oval beveled windows, hand-painted plasterwork and the front hall’s magnificent crystal chandelier. But along with the original beauty, all modern amenities are present.

Sugar Magnolia is situated in the heart of the city. The surrounding neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places. Inman Park is Atlanta’s first suburb, now the premiere Victorian district in town. Guests enjoy taking walking tours of the famous homes or enjoying the sites on their own.

Stay, Linger, Relax

A delicious, home made breakfast is served every morning and the smells of fresh, brewed coffee will awaken your senses.

After a busy day in the city, the artwork and comfortable furnishings in the Parlor beckon guests to linger awhile – maybe enjoy your favorite beverage. Those with musical interests will enjoy the sights and sounds of the owner’s baby grand – Jim occasionally treats guests to his repertoire of jazz and blues tunes. Or, just relax with a good book in any of the varied outdoor spaces. Join us soon.

Things to Do

Our Inn is within walking distance to dozens of great restaurants and shops. The Atlanta Beltline is just over two blocks away – from there you can walk or bike to many of Atlanta’s cultural and historic sites. You can also walk to the local MARTA train station for easy access to all the attractions Atlanta has to offer.

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