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Four luxury rooms individually decorated with private bathrooms. Guests will love the gourmet breakfast served each morning, included in the room rate. Within walking distance to downtown shopping, restaurants and galleries. All bookings prior to August 2018, will enjoy complimentary chocolate covered strawberries.. A CLARKESVILLE BED AND BREAKFAST OPENING IN THE SUMMER OF 2018. This 1901 home is listed on the historic registry and is nestled on Asbury Street, a quiet side street within walking distance to the Originally recognized as The Henry Asbury House, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places on August 18, 1982. This gem of the town's architectural history is currently undergoing renovations to welcome guests. The Innkeepers, MaLisa and Kevin McOmber, are looking to improve the property to include updated amenities at the same time preserving the The property at Southern Seasons Inn is a place of solace as it includes a large backyard for guests to enjoy the natural beauty of the grounds. Gathering on the historic porches, patios, gazebo and escaping to the various yard settings will be the perfect locations Images on the site are a representation of the property prior to renovation, many of our rooms are being upgraded. Follow us on Kevin and MaLisa McOmber are from the upstate New York area. Both were raised in the southern tier and met while attending college in Alfred, New York. Married in 1987, they began their professional careers just outside the Rochester area. Kevin's professional career moved the family to Georgia 23 years ago where they have remained until embracing their relocation to City of Clarkesville. Throughout Kevin and MaLisa’s various travel experiences, they enjoyed staying at a variety of bed and breakfasts. These experiences coupled with MaLisa’s pas*ion for cooking and hospitality sparked the “someday maybe” thought of eventually pursuing becoming Innkeepers themselves. It was approximately 4 years ago after becoming empty nesters when they began their serious search for a location to