The Brick House Inn

No Smoking, No Pets, & No Children
Located in the Virginia Avenue Historic District, built in 1886 by Henry L. Austin, a local brick maker and first resident of the home. T.F. Bridwell occupied the home from 1900 - 1910, and was followed by Arthur Marshall, the manager for Nacogdoches Ice & Cold Storage Company, who lived here until 1919. It was then home for Claude M. Barrett, the son of Tol Barrett, until 1961. The house is a two-story brick; rectangular plan, windows are 4/4 wood double-hung with segment arches.
Guestrooms are located on the second floor along with a stocked mini-fridge complimentary to our guests. Two seatings are available for our gourmet breakfast served in the Formal Dining Room: 8:00 & 8:30am.
Dinner and catering available upon special request. Credit card guarantees are required for reservations.
Check-in time: 2:00pm - Check-out time: 11:00am.