Cool Breeze, 1240 SE Second Street, Evansville 47713, Indiana, USA
Cool Breeze
1240 SE Second Street, Evansville 47713, Indiana, USA
+1 812 4229635
http://www.coolbreezebb.net
1240 SE Second Street, Evansville 47713, Indiana, USA
+1 812 4229635
http://www.coolbreezebb.net
General and in-room facilities and services available at Cool Breeze
fully equipped common kitchen
summer garden
summer terrace/patio
rooms for non-smokers
luggage storage
garage places on site
quiet surroundings
credit/debit cards accepted
television set in room
telephone in room
tea and coffee making facilities
en-suite/private bathroom
Some excerpts from the website of Cool Breeze that might be useful
Double Occupancy per day. Single Occupancy per day. Gift certificates available. All Guest Rooms are large high-ceilinged rooms and have queen-size beds. Private baths (showers tubs). Luxurious linens and table settings. 40 foot veranda/porch, perfect for relaxation. Romantic and private. Perfect for Family reunions. Large library of books and movies. Smoke-Free Environment. Central air conditioning. Private Off-street gated parking. Cable TVs in all rooms. Located in heart of Evansville Historic District. Close to river promenade and local recreation (17 golf courses nearby), shopping and business resources. Please allow 48 hours for cancellations. Reservation required and must be guaranteed by cash, check, or credit card (MC, V, AE accepted). Your comfort is our assurance Katelin David Hills 812-422-9635 coolbreeze27.juno.com. Contents Copyright© 2007 Cool Breezes Contact our
French mural wallpaper by the peerless wallpaper firm, Zuber Cie., designed in 1836 (and chosen by Jacqueline Kennedy for the White House Diplomatic Reception Room), adorns the formal dining room. Manufactured using hand-blocked manufacturing methods, the mural is noted for its vibrant colors and striking detail, depicting scenes from the American colonization period. Breakfast at Cool Breeze is a joyous occasion filled with Fruits and juices, rolls and bread, tea and coffee and plenty of friendly chat to brighten the upcoming day. A bountiful breakfast is served family-style at a time convenient to you. Our varied menus include hot main dishes, fresh fruit, home-made breads, scones and coffee cakes, plus juice, coffee, tea and milk. For more wallpaper details CLICK HERE
You have become our home away from home in Evansville What a wonderful house, so happy and cheerful. This is the most comfortable home we have stayed in. Also your hospitality is splendid and breakfast superb. It's always fun to stay here. It was a pleasure to enjoy the luxury of earlier times. It was a wonderful way to spend our wedding night, lasting memories. It's hard to leave - everything from the beautiful house, the lovely little Corgi, Minnie, and the delicious breakfast. A quality inn for weary travelers. You do a lovely job with all the details and your breakfast is the best, ever!. Such a comfortable place instead of someone's idea of a Victorian museum. Your house is beautiful and the history so interesting. Your hospitality and graciousness are unmatched. You made my business trip more like a vacation.
Thanks for a perfect ending to our wedding night. This is one of the most gracious visits we've experienced in a BB. What a wonderful anniversary tradition - 7 years. Thank you both for making my relocation to Evansville much more enjoyable than a hotel can provide. Get the word out. People would much prefer your warm home.. My second BB experience, but one to set the marker for those to come. I loved the raspberry cheesecake bread. The beauty, breakfast and conversation rates A+++. We spotted this BB, slammed on the brakes and checked in - OH HOW GLAD WE ARE.. Such a wonderful breakfast - too good for words. Being here took us away from the hustle and bustle of our busy lives. Brought back memories when times were simpler and more pure.. I never heard of Evansville before; I'll never forget it though. Your kind of welcoming hospitality will be forever cherished in my heart. Best bed and breakfast in the world. Many thanks (from England)
Click image for a full size view. The Cool Breeze Veranda, with its pillars and inlaid tiled floor is a wonderful venue for a lazy afternoon; a quiet respite from a busy day touring the Evansville area.
Historic 1906 Graham Igleheart House. There is a sense of comfort to this 1906 Harris Shopbell-designed house. Its foursquare massing, popular during the early years of this century, features a commodious front porch tucked under the second story, narrow weatherboard, a second story bay (an oriel) and dormers. The guest rooms occupy the outer corners of the second floor, with the common areas on the first floor. The house has a definite Arts' Crafts and Prairie School influence. The first owner was Augustine G. Torian, part owner of the Torian-Barbour Hat Company. Successive owners, however, achieved prominence far beyond Evansville. In 1914, the house was purchased by Joseph Graham, owner with his. 2 brothers, of the Graham Truck Co. (founded in 1919 at Stringtown and Maxwell; in 1935, it became the Chrysler plant which assembled Plymouth cars until 1959. (The stamp to the right depicts the 1932 model presented to Pope Pius XII which is still in the Vatican collection). The Grahams were also producers of the famous Graham-Paige car and owners of the old Madison Square Garden in New York City. Joseph Graham moved to Detroit in 1935; and the property was sold to the John Giltner Iglehearts.. Igleheart was a member of the family that founded Igleheart Bros. Mill (1956) originators of the nationally known and marketed Swan's Down Cake Flour, which is still a favorite of cake bakers. (Igleheart Mills has been a division of General Foods since 1926; it was one of the first – probably first local company to be bought by a national concern. The Igleheart division was shut down on January 28, 1993. But in the end, a house is not a home until someone takes it upon themselves to make it one. We hope that we have done that for our past guests and hope to do so for you as well.
Please complete this form or call 812-422-9635 to request reservations. All fields are necessary to assure correct processing of your request. Thank you for making this request. We will confirm to you via your e-mail address or phone as soon as possible. Room preference will be honored based on availability.
This light and airy room features a white cottage bed with Ralph Lauren linens - a perfect spot for a quiet retreat. The adjoining sun room overlooks a view of the spacious yard and has its own hand-painted sleigh bed.
A totally romantic bridal suite, the Margaret Mitchell room features a tall mahogany West Indies four-poster bed and large burled antique armoire. Floral wallpaper provides a background for some of my Gone with the Wind memorabilia. The Rose Room may adjoin either the McGuffey Room and the Margaret Mitchell Room to become a suite with either to accommodate an additional person.
1240 S.E. Second Street Evansville, IN 47713 (812) 422-9635 coolbreeze27@juno.com. 2006 marks this home's Centennial as well as 20 years as an innkeeper. David and I hope you'll enjoy your visit to the most interesting and beautiful part of Evansville and create happy memories. Contents Copyright ©2007 Cool Breeze Estate Contact our for additional information about this website
We've always believed that you're known by the company you keep. So we've included some of the kind comments from our friends and guests who have come from near and far (as far as China, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Germany, Russia, Norway and England) to enjoy Cool Breeze.
French mural wallpaper by the peerless wallpaper firm, Zuber Cie., designed in 1836 (and chosen by Jacqueline Kennedy for the White House Diplomatic Reception Room), adorns the formal dining room. Manufactured using hand-blocked manufacturing methods, the mural is noted for its vibrant colors and striking detail, depicting scenes from the American colonization period. Breakfast at Cool Breeze is a joyous occasion filled with Fruits and juices, rolls and bread, tea and coffee and plenty of friendly chat to brighten the upcoming day. A bountiful breakfast is served family-style at a time convenient to you. Our varied menus include hot main dishes, fresh fruit, home-made breads, scones and coffee cakes, plus juice, coffee, tea and milk. For more wallpaper details CLICK HERE
You have become our home away from home in Evansville What a wonderful house, so happy and cheerful. This is the most comfortable home we have stayed in. Also your hospitality is splendid and breakfast superb. It's always fun to stay here. It was a pleasure to enjoy the luxury of earlier times. It was a wonderful way to spend our wedding night, lasting memories. It's hard to leave - everything from the beautiful house, the lovely little Corgi, Minnie, and the delicious breakfast. A quality inn for weary travelers. You do a lovely job with all the details and your breakfast is the best, ever!. Such a comfortable place instead of someone's idea of a Victorian museum. Your house is beautiful and the history so interesting. Your hospitality and graciousness are unmatched. You made my business trip more like a vacation.
Thanks for a perfect ending to our wedding night. This is one of the most gracious visits we've experienced in a BB. What a wonderful anniversary tradition - 7 years. Thank you both for making my relocation to Evansville much more enjoyable than a hotel can provide. Get the word out. People would much prefer your warm home.. My second BB experience, but one to set the marker for those to come. I loved the raspberry cheesecake bread. The beauty, breakfast and conversation rates A+++. We spotted this BB, slammed on the brakes and checked in - OH HOW GLAD WE ARE.. Such a wonderful breakfast - too good for words. Being here took us away from the hustle and bustle of our busy lives. Brought back memories when times were simpler and more pure.. I never heard of Evansville before; I'll never forget it though. Your kind of welcoming hospitality will be forever cherished in my heart. Best bed and breakfast in the world. Many thanks (from England)
Click image for a full size view. The Cool Breeze Veranda, with its pillars and inlaid tiled floor is a wonderful venue for a lazy afternoon; a quiet respite from a busy day touring the Evansville area.
Historic 1906 Graham Igleheart House. There is a sense of comfort to this 1906 Harris Shopbell-designed house. Its foursquare massing, popular during the early years of this century, features a commodious front porch tucked under the second story, narrow weatherboard, a second story bay (an oriel) and dormers. The guest rooms occupy the outer corners of the second floor, with the common areas on the first floor. The house has a definite Arts' Crafts and Prairie School influence. The first owner was Augustine G. Torian, part owner of the Torian-Barbour Hat Company. Successive owners, however, achieved prominence far beyond Evansville. In 1914, the house was purchased by Joseph Graham, owner with his. 2 brothers, of the Graham Truck Co. (founded in 1919 at Stringtown and Maxwell; in 1935, it became the Chrysler plant which assembled Plymouth cars until 1959. (The stamp to the right depicts the 1932 model presented to Pope Pius XII which is still in the Vatican collection). The Grahams were also producers of the famous Graham-Paige car and owners of the old Madison Square Garden in New York City. Joseph Graham moved to Detroit in 1935; and the property was sold to the John Giltner Iglehearts.. Igleheart was a member of the family that founded Igleheart Bros. Mill (1956) originators of the nationally known and marketed Swan's Down Cake Flour, which is still a favorite of cake bakers. (Igleheart Mills has been a division of General Foods since 1926; it was one of the first – probably first local company to be bought by a national concern. The Igleheart division was shut down on January 28, 1993. But in the end, a house is not a home until someone takes it upon themselves to make it one. We hope that we have done that for our past guests and hope to do so for you as well.
Please complete this form or call 812-422-9635 to request reservations. All fields are necessary to assure correct processing of your request. Thank you for making this request. We will confirm to you via your e-mail address or phone as soon as possible. Room preference will be honored based on availability.
This light and airy room features a white cottage bed with Ralph Lauren linens - a perfect spot for a quiet retreat. The adjoining sun room overlooks a view of the spacious yard and has its own hand-painted sleigh bed.
A totally romantic bridal suite, the Margaret Mitchell room features a tall mahogany West Indies four-poster bed and large burled antique armoire. Floral wallpaper provides a background for some of my Gone with the Wind memorabilia. The Rose Room may adjoin either the McGuffey Room and the Margaret Mitchell Room to become a suite with either to accommodate an additional person.
1240 S.E. Second Street Evansville, IN 47713 (812) 422-9635 coolbreeze27@juno.com. 2006 marks this home's Centennial as well as 20 years as an innkeeper. David and I hope you'll enjoy your visit to the most interesting and beautiful part of Evansville and create happy memories. Contents Copyright ©2007 Cool Breeze Estate Contact our for additional information about this website
We've always believed that you're known by the company you keep. So we've included some of the kind comments from our friends and guests who have come from near and far (as far as China, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Germany, Russia, Norway and England) to enjoy Cool Breeze.
