Imagine yourself sipping a refreshing drink in a jasmine-covered gazebo, listening to the sounds of a waterfall and watching koi swim playfully through the water garden. At your leisure, go canoeing, kayaking, tubing, or antiquing—whatever your indulgence may be. Perhaps you would rather just relax, read a book, lounge with your special someone and enjoy your room, the gardens, or the many other special surprises that await you. At the end of the day, fall into bed and wrap yourself in luxurious sheets and a soft, downy featherbed. Wake up to freshly brewed coffee, seasonal fresh fruit and warm baked breads, followed by a gourmet breakfast. Lucie has an endless treasure-trove of delicious sweet and savory recipes. Look forward to banana pecan stuffed French toast, pasta frittata with basil and tomatoes, apple spiced waffles, blueberry buttermilk pancakes, croissant French toast with fresh peaches, herb baked eggs with Gruyère cheese, or roasted vegetable strata, to name a few. You will also be offered serious comfort food, including Grady House cheddar cheese and sausage muffins and Lucie’s special breakfast potatoes. Our goal is to provide the setting for an idyllic retreat, complete with a perfect night’s sleep and a memorable meal. We offer the warm hospitality and special touches to our guests that are too often forgotten in today’s fast-paced world. Paul is a natural host, always engaging and friendly, with an eye toward making you feel at home. Together, we welcome each new guest with the hope that he or she will leave a new friend. So, come visit us and experience this magical place. We look forward to sharing our home with you and trust that you will find the Grady House an inn unlike any other. Paul and Lucie Regensdorf
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The Grady House was built around 1917. We have decorated the Grady House to create an ambiance of relaxed comfort to help you imagine a time gone by when the pace was a little slower and people had more time for the finer things in life. The house served as lodging for railroad workers when the railroad was a major industry in High Springs. Many of High Springs' citizens lived here as young married couples. The name is derived from a long-standing High Springs family, previous owners for many years. When you arrive , you can relax on our old Florida front porch swing or rocking chairs. Stroll downtown for shopping or dining. For our more energetic guests, we have bikes available.
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