The Studio Inn was originally constructed as a summer country home for Irene Walter Johnson, wife of Oscar Johnson, a philanthropist and the co-founder of the International Shoe Company. Renowned architect Theodore Link, who designed St. Louis Union Station, was commissioned to build the home. Today the beautifully restored stone estate is used as an event space and a European-style bed and breakfast accommodating up to 12 overnight guests.
The Inn sits atop rolling hills overlooking the Missouri River, the St. Albans valley and a vineyard. A limestone terrace with a romantic fountain spreads across the entire back of the building. Nearby, a new hillside special events pavilion accommodates larger events. The pavilion features a large stone fireplace, three iron chandeliers and decorative ceiling fans.
The Studio Inn was originally constructed as a summer country home for Irene Walter Johnson, wife of Oscar Johnson, a philanthropist and the co-founder of the International Shoe Company. Renowned architect Theodore Link, who designed St. Louis Union Station, was commissioned to build the home. Today the beautifully restored stone estate is used as an event space and a European-style bed and breakfast accommodating up to 12 overnight guests.
The Inn sits atop rolling hills overlooking the Missouri River, the St. Albans valley and a vineyard. A limestone terrace with a romantic fountain spreads across the entire back of the building. Nearby, a new hillside special events pavilion accommodates larger events. The pavilion features a large stone fireplace, three iron chandeliers and decorative ceiling fans.
The Studio Inn was originally constructed as a summer country home for Irene Walter Johnson, wife of Oscar Johnson, a philanthropist and the co-founder of the International Shoe Company. Renowned architect Theodore Link, who designed St. Louis Union Station, was commissioned to build the home. Today the beautifully restored stone estate is used as an event space and a European-style bed and breakfast accommodating up to 12 overnight guests.
The Inn sits atop rolling hills overlooking the Missouri River, the St. Albans valley and a vineyard. A limestone terrace with a romantic fountain spreads across the entire back of the building. Nearby, a new hillside special events pavilion accommodates larger events. The pavilion features a large stone fireplace, three iron chandeliers and decorative ceiling fans.
The Studio Inn was originally constructed as a summer country home for Irene Walter Johnson, wife of Oscar Johnson, a philanthropist and the co-founder of the International Shoe Company. Renowned architect Theodore Link, who designed St. Louis Union Station, was commissioned to build the home. Today the beautifully restored stone estate is used as an event space and a European-style bed and breakfast accommodating up to 12 overnight guests.
The Inn sits atop rolling hills overlooking the Missouri River, the St. Albans valley and a vineyard. A limestone terrace with a romantic fountain spreads across the entire back of the building. Nearby, a new hillside special events pavilion accommodates larger events. The pavilion features a large stone fireplace, three iron chandeliers and decorative ceiling fans.
The Studio Inn was originally constructed as a summer country home for Irene Walter Johnson, wife of Oscar Johnson, a philanthropist and the co-founder of the International Shoe Company. Renowned architect Theodore Link, who designed St. Louis Union Station, was commissioned to build the home. Today the beautifully restored stone estate is used as an event space and a European-style bed and breakfast accommodating up to 12 overnight guests.
The Inn sits atop rolling hills overlooking the Missouri River, the St. Albans valley and a vineyard. A limestone terrace with a romantic fountain spreads across the entire back of the building. Nearby, a new hillside special events pavilion accommodates larger events. The pavilion features a large stone fireplace, three iron chandeliers and decorative ceiling fans.