Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a county Landmark, the Inn at Woodhaven is one of Kentucky's premier inns. The Main House and Carriage House, both built in 1853 by prominent Kentucky farmer Theodore Brown, are spectacular examples of American Gothic Revival architecture. The houses feature 14-foot-tall ceilings, floor-to-ceiling diamond-paned windows, huge arched doors and original ceiling plaster work and shutters. The third building, Rose Cottage, was built in 1998 using architectural details from the original buildings. Each of the eight spacious guest rooms at our Louisville bed and breakfast are furnished with elegant and comfortable antiques and reproductions and offer deluxe amenities for our guests' comfort. Complimentary coffee, tea, after-dinner liqueurs, desserts and beverages are available for guests to enjoy in our parlor or on the porches.