Wisteria is located in the heart of the historic district on tree canopied Fifth Avenue at Seventh Street. It was built in 1900 of cypress and heart pine for one of Laurel's founding fathers, Silas Gardiner. Wisteria is one of the first and finest homes built on Fifth Avenue and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a pivotal structure.  Wisteria, the lavender house, is located across the street from Mississippi's first museum, the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art.

Property Features Architecturally or historically interesting Patio Parlor for guests to mingle No Resident Pets Iron & Ironing Board Garden Free Off-street Parking Central TV Central phone

Historical Awards Applied National Register (Applied)

Historical Awards Granted National Register (Granted)

Meals Included in Rates Complimentary beverages Gourmet Breakfast

Business Traveler Amenities Conference / Meeting Space Daily Newspapers Fax Machine Fax and Copying Facilities

Other Amenities Details

Courtyard with fountain

Veranda

Lauren Rogers Museum of Art

Landrum's Country

Veterans Museum

Average Rates
Start From USD 98.00 To USD 95.00 Daily

Mode Of Payments

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