Cedarcrest Manor is nestled amongst a cluster of towering cedars and tucked away just up the hill from The Station Restaurant. Built in 1842 by captain Benjamin Clifford, a prominent riverboat captain, Cedarcrest began its life as a plantation home, and quickly became the archetype for a number of houses built in the Mississippi River Valley. It was acquired and renovated in 2005 by Nathalie Pettus, and today, its neoclassic interior, heated Romanesque pool, and stunning views of the Mississippi offer peace, quiet and a restful place to relax and recharge. Rich with amenities, this enchanting Missouri inn is adorned with antiques and features a fireplace in every room.
Incomparable Country Living
Luxurious accommodations await your arrival at Overlook Farm. Book a room at Cedarcrest Manor or Rackheath House and prepare to lose yourself in rich country warmth, enchanting amenities, and strikingly serene landscapes.
Each of our historic Missouri inns is designed with intimacy and privacy in mind, offering quiet corners and cozy spots to relax, enjoy a lively conversation, or get lost in a good book. Oversized Jacuzzi tubs and plush, comfy bathrobes are a feature in every room, offering the utmost in relaxation. And in-suite coffee makers provide instant access to your morning pick-me-up. Check-in for each of the inns is located at The Station Restaurant.
To learn more about each of our historic Missouri inns, please click the links below. Individual accommodations may be booked at anytime through our online reservation system. Or, if you’d like to reserve one of our inns as a private guesthouse, please contact us directly via email or phone.
We welcome guests 18 years of age and older. All rooms are double occupancy.
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Cedarcrest Manor
Circa 1842
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Rackheath House
Circa 1860
Rackheath House is perched atop the hills of the Mississippi River Valley, and situated just a short walk from the Overlook – one of the highest spots along the river. Built in 1860 and restored in 2006 by Nathalie Pettus, this Greek revival-style manor features sprawling grounds, a spacious veranda, and a romantic, flourishing garden filled with walking paths. Its accessible, state-of-the art kitchen and elegant dining room provide guests with the ideal place to uncork a bottle of wine – or enjoy a fresh, seasonally inspired meal, prepared exclusively by The Station’s talented culinary staff.
