The Amelia Island Williams House

From ornate wrought-iron gates topped with gilded fleur-de-lis to spacious verandas with comfortable wicker and old fashioned swings, this elegant bed and breakfast is a treasure in the seaside village of Fernandina Beach off Florida's northeast coast. A magnificent 152 year old  Antebellum mansion is one of the oldest residences on Amelia Island.

The Inn is comprised of three buildings. The Williams House was occupied by the family of Marcellus A. Williams for nearly 100 years and offers five guest rooms.The Hearthstone House, built in 1859 as a wedding presernt for Eugenia Plotts houses 3 guests rooms and one suite and lastly The Carriage House offer one guest rooms and an event or meeting room as well as owners quarters. Your host, Deborah and Byron McCutchen invite you to experience the History of the Eight Flags of Amelia Island and the awesome history of the home. 

A two course gourmet breakfast is served daily in our elegant red and gold dining room on family heirloom china, sterling silver and crystal. We also offer wine and hors d'oeuvres at sunset. During your stay we invite you to stroll through our English garden or relax in the peaceful courtyard amid fountains and Japanese Koi pond. Reflect underneath the 500 year old live oak tree whose canopy reaches across the grounds to the Carriage House. Bicycles are available for your use during your stay as well as beach chairs and umbrellas.

Due to fire regulations and the priceless antiques, smoking is only permitted on the verandas and in the rear courtyard. Children over the age of 10 are welcome. Pet boarding is available at an off site location upon request at the time of reservation.