The Inn at Green Pastures
Bouldin Creek, Austin
Vibe
Resident peacocks wander across seven quiet acres shaded by heritage live oaks, giving this historic estate an easy South Austin rhythm.
“Peacock-roamed oak sanctuary”
A restored 1895 Victorian farmhouse estate shaded by heritage live oaks with roaming resident peacocks.
Clayton Korte architecture crafted around mature live oak canopies with private balconies and marble vanities.
Backed by local Austin investors, offering regional Southern fare and goods from neighborhood makers.
In residential Bouldin Creek under heritage live oaks, a short drive from South Congress dining.
Rooms
Private balconies look into the oak canopy, with light-filled interiors framed by hardwood floors, marble vanities, and deep soaking tubs.
Wellness
A private outdoor swimming pool sits framed by a sun terrace offering daytime drinks, paired with a round-the-clock fitness studio.
Backstory
Opened in 1946 inside an 1895 Victorian farmhouse, the estate made history as one of Austin's first racially integrated dining destinations.
Eat & drink
Mattie's serves Southern classics on a wraparound farmhouse porch, while Henry's pours daytime coffee and evening cocktails in the lounge.
The neighborhood
Tucked into sleepy Bouldin Creek, the estate sits just blocks from the lively dining and vintage shops along South Congress.
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