A New York house from 1817, rebuilt in Texas.
Hand-hewn beams, original floors, and two centuries of history.
The Mohawk Valley Inn was built around 1817 in Schoharie, New York. It's a center-hall colonial on a Dutch-style timber frame.
Restoration Living took the house apart beam by beam, brought it to Waco, and rebuilt it with a Southwest Territorial exterior. Inside, the old frame and floors are still there. Each suite also has a modern private bath.
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Four suites, each named for a corner of New York.
Every suite has a private full bath, a coffee station, a small refrigerator and a table for two. Guests share the full kitchen and laundry.
The Catskill
Vaulted beams and morning light.
The Adirondack
Iron bed, old snowshoes, and a sofa by the window.
The Erie Canal
Heart-pine floors, timber beams, and a writing desk.
The Hudson
High ceilings and a deep soaking tub.
Bring everyone.
All four suites, the kitchen, and the common rooms, just for your group. A good fit for family reunions, retreats, and wedding weekends in Waco.
Reserve the house · from $695
Featured on Magnolia Network with Clint Harp.
The move and restoration of the Mohawk Valley Inn were featured in the "Mohawk Valley House" episode of Restoration Road with Clint Harp (season 1, episode 8). The work itself was done by Restoration Living.
