The Budd-Pafford House, is nestled in the city of Monticello, Fl. Located 30 minutes east of Tallahassee, Fl. Home of the Florida State Seminoles and the Florida A&M Rattlers. The Budd-Pafford House was originally built in 1833, and is Monticello's oldest home. The property is situated on one acre of lush gardens, exotic plants and trees. You can spend hours identifying the different colors and types of Camellias that Bloom from October thru March. Welcome to the Exploration Suite nestled in warm rich colors. Get ready to rest like royalty in the massive king size four post Canopy bed. The Exploration Suite also offers a queen size sleeper sofa for the travelers that may join you. Enjoy the large 50 inch HD television with Direct TV and Wi-fi. Other amenities include a full bath with an extended vanity, and a Spacious closet and plenty of Drawer space. Bon Voyage. Guess will be able to access the fully equipped kitchen, Laundry room, Dining Room and Living Room. Management can be contacted by phone. 40 minutes from Doak Campbell Stadium, the Exploration Suite offers rest and relaxation that's deserving of a king and queen. Whether you're attending a special event or getting away from the hustle and bustle of big city life or just wanting to escape your everyday norm, you're sure to create lasting memories at the Budd-Pafford House. Being home to local mom and pop shops, boutiques and eateries, the city gives way to endless possibilities. Your Grand Voyage awaits. Leave your car at home. Monticello's small hometown feel gives way to walking and perusing the city scene. We are conveniently located 2 blocks from downtown shops and restaurants. The well manicured grounds cover an entire city block and creates a special sanctuary for birds, squirrels and butterflies. Monticello is known for its famous walking ghost tours to the Confederate cemetery established in 1827, which is located across the street from the Budd-Paddford house. Enjoy a 3 block walk to downtown Monticello and discover the Antique Shops, Restaurants and our famous Court House.