The Social Goat Bed & Breakfast

The Social Goat Bed and Breakfast is located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia and is in the community surrounding the oldest city park, Grant Park. The park was established in 1882 when Lemuel P. Grant gave the city of Atlanta 100 acres and the city acquired an additional 44 acres to create a park for its citizens and eventually developing Atlanta's largest historic neighborhood. A failed circus traveling through town in 1889 was purchased and animals were placed in what is now Zoo Atlanta for spectators. In 1892, the circular painting of the Battle of Atlanta was exhibited in the park and is now housed in the Atlanta Cyclorama. Just one block from the park, guest can enjoy all the attractions and much more while the stay at The Social Goat. Our Inn was originally built in 1900 as a Queen Anne Victorian to accommodate 13 children.  Once a working farm and homestead, the house was located on a large piece of property that eventually was sold to make way for suburban building. This property is now 3/4 of an acre and once again has a miniature barnyard.  Residents include two nigerian dwarf goats named "Sherman" and "Tallulah", New baby goats named "Daisy" and "Olive", three cats named "Monkey, Leon, Tanuki", three black spanish turkeys named " The Three Tenors", 11 chickens "too many to name", two roosters named "Fabio and Velvet Elvis", two new rabbits, and plenty of goldfish and koi that inhabit our pond. We welcome you with southern hospitality and invite you to stay and relax on our little city farm.