This historic house, dating from 1892, features spacious rooms filled with antiques and homey touches. If you want to stay in a place where you truly get to know a town and its residents, the personal touch of this B&B will be right for you. Ideal for a small family is their Red Room, which contains a four-poster canopy king bed, a twin bed, a flatscreen TV, DVD player, and a private bathroom. You’ll love the common areas, especially the expansive front porch that looks out over the tree-lined neighborhood. Each morning, a home-cooked breakfast of omelets, bacon, muffins, fruit, and more, is served in the downstairs dining room.
The Hardeman House is located in the very heart of Nacogdoches. It’s surrounded by other historic homes, many designed by the same architect, on a quiet street only a few blocks from downtown. It’s a quick and easy walk to any number of shops, restaurants, and attractions in town. Several blocks to the east of the house is the Lanana Creek Trail, a 4-mile long shaded nature path that winds through town. A mile to the north is the campus of Stephen F. Austin University, home to a large arboretum and the Old Stone Fort Museum. You’ll want to drive the 4 miles to Millard’s Crossing Historic Village, a fun collection of historic buildings dating back to 1837, or the 13 miles to Lake Nacogdoches, where boating, fishing, and swimming opportunities are plentiful. Having the Hardeman House as a comfortable and unique place to return to each night will only enhance your family vacation in Nacogdoches.
