All Guest Units have private baths, Cable TV VCR, WiFi, Clock Radios and CD Players, a well lit desk, and internet access capabilities. For those with a lap top computer and desiring to access we have wireless internet.

This inviting Victorian combines peaceful
19th century atmosphere
with the comforts of 21st century living.

"All within walking distance of Auburn University and Downtown Auburn "

The Wedgewood Blue Crenshaw Guest House B&B nestled among giant oak and pecan trees on an acre site, is  only a short walk from downtown Auburn and the Auburn University campus.   Step back into Auburn history, as the house features art to include the first Auburn University football team, and past student hangouts and landmarks  such as the “The Freeze”,  and “The Bottle”.    Built by Auburn University Professor Bolling Hall Crenshaw, this graceful Victorian structure features bay windows and delicate gingerbread trim. Rich architectural details, tasteful period décor, and comfortable antiques create a peaceful atmosphere for guests.

On the National Register Of Historic Places, guest rooms in this 120 year old Main House feature 12 foot vaulted ceilings. gleaming porcelain, brass, and richly carved mantles which provide a perfect setting for an appealing collection of antique furniture.   Two “Main House” rooms feature antique claw foot tubs.   Each guest room has its own private bath.

The Carriage House Building is a cozy addition to the original structure in a garden setting behind the Main House.  Three guest rooms have their own private entrance.   Each room features with kitchenettes including full size refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, and toasters. Custom made work desks with overhead lighting, eye level outlets, and adjustable office chairs make these rooms work friendly and ideal for longer term stays.   Carriage building guests have  24 hour access to the Main House.    Two of the Carriage House rooms are pet friendly.

Breakfast is served daily in the Garden Room, which looks out over the Carriage House gardens, old well house, and small pond.