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The Inn at Serenbe
Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, United States · Independent · Accessible Luxury
The Inn at Serenbe grew from a restored 1905 farmhouse into the guest rooms of Serenbe, a 2,000-acre farming and wellness community in Chattahoochee Hills, south of Atlanta. Stays include a country breakfast at The Farmhouse, which cooks from Serenbe Farms and the restaurant garden, plus spa treatments, farm tours, and miles of trails past two waterfalls.
- 27 rooms
- Opened 2004
- Neighborhood: Goodes
About The Inn at Serenbe
- The inn is centered on a restored farmhouse dating to around 1905, with a former farm-workers cottage, Mimosa Cottage, built in 1940.
- Founders Steve and Marie Nygren grew it into the anchor of Serenbe, a planned New Urbanist community that broke ground in 2004 southwest of Atlanta.
- Serenbe spans about 2,000 acres of forest, meadows, organic farms, and roughly 20 miles of trails past two waterfalls.
- The Farmhouse, one of Atlanta's original farm-to-table restaurants, cooks from Serenbe Farms and its own garden; leisure stays include a full country breakfast.
- The spa on the grounds offers facials, body treatments, and in-room services; guests can tour the organic farm.
History
The Inn at Serenbe is an independent country inn in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, centered on a restored early-1900s (circa 1905) farmhouse. Founded by Steve Nygren, it grew into the anchor of the Serenbe community, a celebrated planned village southwest of Atlanta.
The inn offers a farm-to-table experience amid gardens, pastures, and forest.
The setting
6.9 miles from Cochran Mill Nature Center. 13.9 miles from Newnan.
Amenities
- In-house event design teams
- Culinary, event and design resources
- Proposal, bridal luncheon and rehearsal dinner planning
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