Mimosa Hall & Gardens

Mimosa Hall
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127 Bulloch Avenue, Roswell, GA 30075
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Mimosa Hall & Gardens is a nine-acre antebellum estate originally built in 1841 for John Dunwoody, a shareholder in the Roswell Manufacturing Company. That same year, a fire caused damage to the wooden walls, prompting it to be rebuilt in 1846 with brick walls. The 6,308 square-foot home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The area around the house still boasts 14 of its original 15 gardens on the property. These include a sunken garden, a reflecting pool with surrounding garden, a weeping tree garden, a rose garden, and a cutting garden.


Visiting the Gardens of Mimosa Hall


Self-Guided Grounds Tours

The grounds of the estate are now open to the public.
  • Hours:
    • Tuesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Sunday, 1:00 - 4:00 PM
Please Note: Unlike the other historic homes owned and operated by the City—Barrington Hall, Bulloch Hall, and Archibald Smith Plantation—Mimosa Hall will not be operated as a museum and will not maintain regular hours.




Special Events Venue


Mimosa Hall & Gardens is an estate in development specifically for private rentals and events. This Greek Revival style home, ca. 1846, was built for the John Dunwody family and is located in the heart of downtown historic Roswell, directly beside Bulloch Hall. The carefully restored first floor will set the stage for all your rental needs along with multiple acres for outdoor event opportunities. Need more space? Consider utilizing both Bulloch Hall and Mimosa Hall. Directly off of major highways to Atlanta and Cobb County, this private venue offers proximity and convenience with several flexible options.

Contact and Appointments

Please contact staff at rentals@roswellgov.com or 770-594-6154 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are scheduled based on availability. For general inquiries, please fill out our rental inquiry form.

What We Provide:

  • First floor of Mimosa Hall: Double Parlor that may accommodate up to 75 lecture/50 seated; furnished library for cocktail hour opportunities; furnished dining room for food service or small private dinners of up to 10 people.
  • Catering kitchen that includes sink, refrigerator, two microwaves, and convection oven.
  • Multiple garden and lawn spaces for outdoor event staging.
  • Event attendant.

Additional Information:

  • Mimosa Hall may accommodate up to 75 guests. Grounds may accommodate up to 300 guests for outdoor events.
  • A full Bulloch Hall and Mimosa Hall & Grounds package is offered, with full closure to the public.
  • Mimosa Hall & Gardens is not a full service venue. Additional services, such as planning, catering, and tables/chairs, may have to be contracted with other vendors.
  • Additional tour docents may be arranged at additional cost.
  • Ask about Roswell resident discounts!






Mimosa Hall & Gardens Events




About Mimosa Hall & Gardens


Mimosa Hall & Gardens is a nine-acre antebellum estate originally built in 1841 for John Dunwoody, a shareholder in the Roswell Manufacturing Company, in conjunction with Roswell's other historic homes of Barrington Hall, Bulloch Hall, and Smith Plantation. In 1918, Atlanta architect J. Neel Reid purchased the property, overseeing many of the changes and improvements of the home and grounds as seen today. That same year, a fire caused damage to the wooden walls, prompting it to be rebuilt in 1846 with brick walls. The 6,308 square-foot home has four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

The area around the house still boasts 14 of its original 15 gardens on the property. These include a sunken garden, a reflecting pool with surrounding garden, a weeping tree garden, a rose garden, and a cutting garden.

The home has undergone several owners over the years, but has retained its historical character and charm, making it a tremendous addition to the City's award-winning Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs Department.

In August 2017, Mimosa Hall & Gardens, along with some of the home's historic furniture, was sold to the City of Roswell for $2.95 Million.

For more information on Mimosa Hall, please contact the Roswell Recreation, Parks, Historic & Cultural Affairs Department at 770-641-3705 or rrpd@roswellgov.com.



Mimosa Hall & Gardens is owned and operated by the City of Roswell, Georgia.
127 Bulloch Avenue, Roswell, GA 30075
770-641-3705

Friends of Mimosa Hall & Gardens
The Friends of Mimosa Hall & Gardens is a civic organization dedicated to preserving Mimosa Hall and promoting its use for community.
www.friendsofmimosa.org