History

In the early 1920's one of St. Louis' most affluent families, The Johnsons, searched far and wide for a setting with rolling hills, rich land and majestic views. They found it at St. Albans. The family then commissioned Theodore Link, the renowned architect of St. Louis Union Station, to design a home worthy of the locale.

The Setting

Lush countryside surrounds the Studio, complimenting the enchanting ambiance of The Studio Inn. The lavishly landscaped gardens provide a gorgeous setting for wedding ceremonies, corporate retreats and dinner parties. The five bedrooms are available to rent separately in a European Inn setting.

Amenities

The home includes a towering great room, an elegant dining room, five lovely bedrooms that comfortably sleep a total of eleven, a card room, and a billiards room. The Studio Inn can accommodate guests indoors and outdoors. The outdoor garden has a 30' x 70' tent for dining and dancing.

For more information visit The Studio Inn's web site at www.studioinnstalbans.com, or send an email to datra.herzog@hri-lobby.com.