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Mulberry Manor is located in the Historic Trammell House in Sweetwater Texas. Rancher and banker Thomas Trammell - called the "Father of Sweetwater" - hired noted architect John Young (the father of actress Loretta Young) to design the house. The home was built during the period of 1911 to 1913 and reflects the Mission Revival-Prairie School style of architecture. It is approximately 5,600 square feet and consists of four guest rooms, two large living areas, a formal dining room, a powder room, a kitchen with an attached breakfast room, a lounge with big screen TV and bar, office and beautifully landscaped atrium. Guest rooms are appointed with beautiful antiques, luxury linens, Gilchrist and Soames toiletries, and plush bathrobes. Enjoy this piece of Texas history! INCLUDES: - Two nights accommodation in two rooms - Daily breakfast* - Bottle of wine - Charcuterie board *Continental breakfast is served Monday - Friday. Gourmet two-course breakfast with mimosa and bloody mary is served Saturday - Sunday. Location: Vacation in US Details: 2 nights / 2 bedrooms / Sleeps up to 4 Restrictions: Subject to availability; Blackout dates on holidays; 2nd weekend of March; and Sweetwater Homecoming Book within 9 months of purchase and complete travel within 12 months of purchase. Valid: Valid for a wide variety of dates throughout the year

LOCATION Sweetwater, Texas. Just 90 minutes from oil-centric Midland; as well as, Lubbock, the home of Texas Tech University. CLIENT TESTIMONIAL “We almost always stay at B&Bs, and Mulberry Manor jumped into our top 3. We will definitely try to stay there again if we are passing through Sweetwater. The house itself has an interesting history and has been beautifully remodeled and reconfigured by Kim and Mark. We stayed in the Trammell Suite which was, at one time, the ballroom. Both the main room and the bath were huge. It was very comfortable and a great place to relax after a long drive. Breakfast the next morning was delicious and featured some locally sourced jellies with a jalapeno kick and some wonderful sausage. Even better was the conversation with our hosts and the other guests. We planned on leaving right after breakfast, but were having too much fun enjoying the Texas hospitality.” Donna Wray ACTIVITIES NEARBY Sweetwater Texas is known as the Wind Energy Capital of the world with some 500 giant wind turbines atop Trent Mesa. You can get a close look from State Highway 70. Sweetwater is also home to the National Wasp WWII Museum, Texas State Technical College, the Pioneer Museum, the Historic Municipal Auditorium, and the Nolan County Coliseum. LUXURY ROOMS Rooms include a large bedroom with sitting area, an ensuite bathroom, and possibly a dining table with chaise lounge. Each room has Luxury Pine Cone Hill © linens and bathrobes, bottled water and high speed internet.

TESTIMONIALS

"Can't say enough good things about this place. Mark and Kim make you feel right at home. Dinner and breakfast were excellent! We really enjoyed our stay here and will definitely be back again. Already looking forward to the next time." - Jamie W.

“A wonderful place. Kim and Mark are excellent hosts! It’s an older house with charm and all the necessary comforts including robes, toiletries and plush towels. We had the bedroom with private bathroom which was great for the 2 of us. The bed was super comfortable! The traditional breakfast was heavenly. We didn’t specify anything and it was like they read our minds… so good.” - Aldon G.

“We stayed here for three nights for a work trip and it was great! The accommodations are truly wonderful. The house has such an incredible history. Kim and Mark are wonderful owners. They truly make you feel at home. If I am ever in the area again I will absolutely stay here again.” - Amber B.

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