| Belle Oaks B&B |
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| Belle Oaks Guest Rooms |
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| The B&B has 7 guest rooms available, each with private bathrooms including showers and 6 with whirlpool tubs, king (4) and queen (3) beds, sitting areas, and TVs w/ DVD player. Three rooms are downstairs (one with wheelchair access), with private exterior exit/entrance doors and easy pool access. There are four bedrooms upstairs with access to French doors opening onto a huge porch/balcony on the front of the house. There is also an elevator for our guest's convenience. Each room is uniquely furnished and decorated with natural stone tile, wood, concrete and carpeted floors, elegant wallpapers and custom faux finishes. Room prices listed reflect the various features and are per room per night based on double occupancy, including a country buffet breakfast. The history of the home itself is not long but the family heritage that lives in it and with us are prolific. The guest bedrooms adorn names from our family and a few of their Belles (Southern Belles that is). Each room is decorated and furnished to the taste and personality of the people they represent. We look forward to sharing our heritage and these beautiful guest rooms with you and hope to make your stay as inviting and homey as we feel here. Here is a peak at what we have to share with you... |
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| The Belt Room is named for the Belt Family which includes a long line of talented farmers and ranchers. They sowed the land and fed their families by realizing and using the richness in the soil. They grew tomatoes and watermelons and raised livestock and never denied food or work to anyone willing to put in a hard day's work or just needed a helping hand. William Arthur Belt, the patriarch of the Belt family, passed this rich heritage on to his two sons, William Arthur II, and James Horace, and it continues on with the current generation. This room is light with its furnishings but rich with deep sage green which adorn the walls and a queen canopy bed. The bathroom in this room is stunning with the marble vessel sink, dark wood vanity console, romantic wallpaper and features a whirlpool tub. |
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| Belt Room |
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| The Westbrook room is named for the Westbrook family, early settlers of Milam County. Edna Westbrook Trigg, sister of Josephine Westbrook Stewart, was Texas' first Home Demonstration Agent appointed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 1911. This room features deep chocolate brown walls accented with Texas rustic wrought iron light fixtures, a king canopy bed fit for kings and queens. The bathroom features a huge walk-in shower equipped with a rain shower head as well as a hand shower, and muted tone on tone damask wallpaper. This room is handicapped accessible. |
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| Westbrook Room |
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| The Stewart Suite is named for the family of James Lafayette Stewart. As a young man, he served with Hood’s Brigade during the Civil War and was captured at the Battle of Chickamauga and was held in a prisoner of war camp in New Orleans for 2 years. After the war, he returned to Texas and married Josephine Westbrook. He purchased a large acreage of land along the Little River river bottom and farmed the land for many years. The Stewart Suite is our largest room and features a rich golden wash on the walls, a stately king bed, a living area with fireplace, chaise, and a sofa that will make into a queen size bed. The room also features direct access to the covered veranda and swimming pool. The bath features an antique marble topped console and large vessel sink, and whirlpool tub. |
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| Stewart Room |
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| The Vivian Room is named for Vivian Belt Denby, the second daughter of Alice Rachel Stewart Belt and William Arthur Belt. The kindest of spirit with a love for all living things, her compassion was never-ending. This room is decorated for her love of nature and birds, and her beautiful yellow hair and clear blue eyes. This room features a queen iron canopy bed with maple wardrobe and dressing table with crystal sconces. Two French doors open onto the 3rd floor porch where you can look out over the treetops. The bathroom features a whirlpool tub and romantic Victorian wallpaper. |
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| Vivian Room |
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| The Imogene Room is named for Imogene Belt Willie, the youngest daughter of Alice Rachel and William Arthur Belt. A natural beauty with a love for beautiful things, she is the mother and grandmother of the owners. In honor of her flash and panache, this room features stunning red and gold wallpaper, a massive queen Victorian bed, a dressing vanity highlighted with French style sconces. It also features two French doors that open on the 3rd floor porch with an incredible view to be enjoyed while rocking in the Southern style rocking chairs. The bathroom’s appointments are of gold and bronze and it features a whirlpool tub. |
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| Imogene Room |
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| The Ala Rae Room is named for Ala Rae Belt Bullion, the eldest daughter of Alice Rachel and William Arthur Belt. Sophisticated and beautiful, she was also intelligent and self-assured; she held a Master’s degree from the University of Texas. She was artistic, talented and most loved by all her family. This room is dedicated to her richness of taste and features muted scroll designed wallpaper with elegant oak furniture, a king bed and dressing table. The bathroom is painted in a muted sage green, adorned with slate tile and features a whirlpool tub. |
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| Ala Rae Room |
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| The Mary Jo Room is named for Mary Jo Belt Heitmann, daughter of Alice Rachel and William Arthur Belt. Another beauty with auburn hair, she had a joy and lust for life that was felt by all those she touched. This room’s rich terra cotta colored walls envelope the black wrought iron canopy bed. The bathroom is decorated with sheet music on the walls to recall the memories of singing and strolling down country roads with Mary Jo. The bath also features travertine tile and a whirlpool tub. |
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| Mary Jo Room |
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| Belle Oaks Bed and Breakfast 8920 River Ridge Drive, Hearne, TX 77859 Phone: (979) 280-0131 Fax: (979) 279-0948 email: contact@belleoaksbnb.com |
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