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Surf Song Bed & Breakfast
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The home was constructed circa 1898 and served as a home to several commander and chiefs of Fort Screven, including Colonel Bugbee.
The home was owned by the Armys Corp of Engineers. The home was built on a man made burm to prevent destruction by water from the hurricaines. It was built to hurricaine standards of the time. In the area of 1941-1942 the army sold the property at public Auction.
There are currently many details of the original house existing. Items such as the Fireplaces and mantles, flooring, pocket doors, staircase and the tin ceilings. The tin ceilings are of most importance, because of their rarity. It is believed these are the only one piece tin ceilings in the state of Georgia. They were installed right after the house was built to prevent the ceilings from falling during the practice at the rifle range.
Amenities
- Family-Friendly
- Free Breakfast
Facilities
Reviews
TripAdvisor® Reviews:
Jacque S | Aug 27, 2021The place was nice with a superb location. The grounds and landscape need attention for a more welcoming environment. The Sand Dollar room was very small, but the real problem is the lack of...
Brenda B | Aug 15, 2021We spent 3 nights in the Starfish room this week. The room was large, clean & very comfortable. Megan, Jeremy & Jasmine did a great job of making us feel at home. Breakfast was always delicious...
razayes | Jul 1, 2021I was really expecting more I guess based on prior reviews. Unfortunately our experience fell short. We had the room on the first floor. It’s decent sized , but you have absolutely no privacy. In...
Yelp® Reviews:
Tracy P. | Jun 13, 2021This was our first time staying at a B&B and if I could give a 10 rating I would. Megan and Jeremy asked when we made our reservations, as well as when we...
Missi R. | Jul 7, 2021We absolutely loved staying at Surfsong! Meghan and Jeremy are wonderful hosts, and we can't wait to go back! Thank you for everything!
Lara D. | Jul 28, 2020We had a lovely stay with Megan and Jeremy in March. Megan goes out of her way to make guests comfortable and keep them well fed. She bent over backwards to...
