Experience the Beauty and Grandeur of the Old South

Bask in the Elegance

Rosemary's impressive exteriors with its twelve stately Corinthian columns, plantation windows, and sweeping veranda, echo the classic southern style of the antebellum era. The interiors, however, reflect the fashionable Gilded Age in which the home was completed. With high paneled ceilings, elaborate wood moldings, and the commanding English staircase, it romances guests back to the sophisticated age in which the home first thrived.

Experience the History

This majestic estate sits on the hills of North Augusta, South Carolina, overlooking the town center, the Savannah River, and downtown Augusta, Georgia. A stunning Southern mansion built in 1902, Rosemary Hall became the residence of North Augusta’s founding father and developer, James U. Jackson and his family.
Multi-Award-Winning Historic Accommodation

A commanding English staircase complete with large lighted Newell posts anchors the foyer, beckoning visitors upstairs to the six spacious boutique suites, dressed in beautiful antiques, private baths, lavish decor, and luxurious amenities. Southern hospitality flourishes as the Inn pampers guests with all the charm and serenity one expects in such a great and historic home.
Awards

Testimonials
