The Victorian Lady Inn bed and breakfast, designed by the McNay’s renowned architect, is now for sale


A mansion built in 1899 by renowned architect Atlee Ayres — known for designing the residence that later became the McNay Art Museum — and now operated as a bed-and-breakfast has hit the market for just shy of $2 million. Dubbed the Victorian Lady Inn, the palatial Tobin Hill property showcases timeless elegance with grand columns, […]
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