During renovations, the house was brought into the 21^st  Century with careful attention to maintaining the look and feel of a country farmhouse.  Each bedroom was given a private bathroom and closet, which meant sacrificing one of the original  rooms and making additions onto some of the others.
     There are seven fireplaces in the house, each with its original mantel.  The fireplaces had been bricked-in through the years to support furnaces, but were reopened when the home was renovated.  Not all are usable for open fires.  The fireboxes are unusual in that they did not have solid floors and hearths.  Instead, they were built into the floor joists as sandboxes.

Springfield, with its tin roof, clapboard siding, and whitewashed fences, sits amidst a working farm. It boasts the original barn, farm animals and turn of the century farm equipment.  The Inn offers a glimpse of the past with modern conveniences.

Come and relax on one of our porches or under a hundred year old pecan tree. Watch the fields from planting to harvest on land that has been farmed since the 1700´s.

Springfield offers three well-appointed guestrooms.  Each has a private bath, ceiling fan, TV, central air and heat, and a country quilt for those who want to snuggle- in for the night.