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Originally the dining room of the in-law suite, Rebecca’s Room has large, front-facing windows that overlook the waterfall, lower front porch and colorful landscaping. The romantic colors of wine and deep green, along with the overstuffed queen size bed, magically transports the guest from reality to a fairy tale called the Princess and the Pea. **Attention!! The Rebecca room is on the second floor of the house, along with a living room, a covered porch off of the living room, a kitchen, and a bath.

This room is named after Maria’s mother Margaret (Gaslight’s first guest), and Rose for the original leaded stained glass rose windows that amazingly survived the fireman’s ax! The blond wood furniture and warm honey tones make this room very inviting and cozy. It has a queen-size bed and plenty of extra room. **Attention!!! The Margaret Rose and Rebecca rooms are on the second floor of the house, along with a living room, a covered porch off of the living room, a kitchen, and a bath. The bathroom is across the hall from the Margaret Rose Room and is only for use by this room.

The Jewel Room, named for its deep amethyst, gold, and emerald colors, is breathtaking. A queen size iron sleigh bed is the focus of the purple, green, and gold fabrics that follow the roof line to frame the headboard. Alongside of the bed, you’ll see the Grand Shell chair that romantically seats two. There is also a private porch, a skylight, and a whimsical surprise! The Jewel Room has its own designated private bath immediately adjacent, with an equal amount of its own intriguing features.

This room could be called the Treehouse of the Rich and Famous. Gaslight’s fourth floor bedroom is at the peak of the house, above all neighboring rooftops, and surrounded by trees. With a skylight above the king size bed, and almost wall-to-wall windows, the atmosphere of this room makes you feel like you are worlds away on an exotic vacation. It has its own private bath with a surprise in view from the bathroom window.