Do you need a break from this busy life we live in today? Take a step back in time and relax at this historic remodeled circa 1846 antebellum home. This home sits in the middle of beautiful pastures and large live oaks where you can feed the Texas long horns or lounge around the pool. Must be 25 years or older to book. The space Inside on the bottom floor there are two large bedrooms with queen beds, a full bath, reading room, and the kitchen. Upstairs has two full baths with washer and dryer. Bedroom 1 has 1 king and 1 single bed. Bedroom 2 has 2 single beds and one queen. Bedroom 3 has 1 queen bed. Livingroom area with couches and tv. There is the renovated 1919 schoolhouse located across the street that is available to book if you need extra room. This booking will not be for parties or events it is a 10 person max. The Wilson-Finlay House is a historic plantation house located in the southern part of Clarke County at Gainestown. This house was built between 1846 and 1851 for Dr. Joshua Sanford Wilson by Isaac Fuller from Maine. Wilson, born in 1792 in Halifax County, NC, was a physician, planter, and politician. His father, the Reverend Joshua Wilson, settled in Gainestown around 1817. He was a Revolutionary War veteran and Methodist minister. This two-story Greek Revival-style house features limestone ashlar foundations and front columns, which is very unusual in Alabama. The limestone, which has visible marine fossils, was quarried locally, at the Gainestown Quarry on the Alabama River. This house was added to the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage (ARLH) on September 17, 1976, and placed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) on July 12, 1978.