Built in the 1790s, The Butcher Rose sits on a prominent hill in a neighborhood that is now known as Butchertown. Under George Washington’s Presidency, the home’s first occupant was Henry Fait, who operated a saw and grist mill on nearby Beargrass Creek. The house (‘Linden Hill’), mill, and 800 acres was then purchased by Col. Frederick Geiger (1753-1832), a Revolutionary War veteran. Our home features five bedrooms, each with their own private bathroom. All bedrooms are on the second and third floors and are accessible only by a flight of stairs. Our entryway includes four steps leading to the parlor. Given the house is over 200 years old, accessibility alterations would impact the historical significance of the property. We hope this information is helpful in deciding if The Butcher Rose is the perfect place for your get-away. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to us. All five of our unique rooms have crisp white sheets on luxuriously soft beds, creaking original hardwood floors and lovingly chosen furniture and art. Bathrooms feature individual toiletries, soft white towels and steaming hot showers. Complimentary continental breakfast served in main kitchen. The Butcher Rose is a ladies first social house. In addition to our traditional bed and breakfast offering, we offer a membership program for those looking for a home away from home, a coworking environment and a place to host or attend social events and parties. For more information about memberships check out the membership section of our site.