Image may be subject to copyright. Our History. The Beginning. Professor Crenshaw built his Victorian home across the street from the historic Halliday-Pick House. The Halliday-Pick raised cottage was built before this region gained statehood and remains an historic landmark in the North College Historical District.
What is now the Crenshaw Guest House initially served as Crenshaw's personal residence. Soon thereafter, the second floor was added to house university students. The Main House. From foot vaulted ceilings, to golden heart pine floors, late Victorian details abound, all within walking distance of downtown and Auburn University.
Graceful proportions are the hallmark of the era; guests especially enjoy the spaciousness of their rooms. Each guest room includes private bath, cable TV and WiFi.
Ample off-street parking is available. The Grounds. Grounds consist of one acre of gardens in what has been designated as the North College Historical District. Plentiful camellias are nestled among weeping oaks and maples, to include over twenty trees planted by legendary Auburn Football coach Pat Dye. The Carriage House. The Carriage House still has the foot-wide floor planks which were laid before the turn-of-the-century.
The floors and cedar walls help it retain a rustic feel. It also boasts a full sized bed in a ladder accessible loft above the king bed and a twin size day bed adjacent to the full bath.
