Description
Circa 1812. William and Sarah Fletcher were the first residents of this Federal-style plantation home, and the house is still in the family today. The Fletchers were Quakers and the first North Carolina residents to offer to pay the way for workers who wished to return to Africa. The farm rests along the banks of the Perquimans River, and the grounds retain many original outbuildings, including a brick dairy, smokehouse and a 19th-century frame barn. In the National Register of Historic Places, the inn is appropriately appointed with antiques highlighting the restored mantels and woodwork. The inn is a lovely, pastoral retreat with bikes and canoeing available.
Location: Riverfront. 12 miles from Historic Edenton.
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Rooms & Rates |
Rates: $80 to $85 Payment types accepted include Master Card and Visa. Rooms: This property has 4 total guest accommodations. The types of beds available include King, Queen and Double.
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Services & Amenities |
Meals Included in Rates: Full Plantation Breakfast. Types of meals: Full Breakfast. Amenities In Room: Air Conditioning, Central Air and Fireplace. Amenities On Site: Bicycles, Fireplace, canoeing/kayaking and riverfront.
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Discounts |
 - One Night Free: This property is featured in Bed & Breakfasts and Country Inns published by American Historic Inns. This guide features a certificate for ONE NIGHT FREE with the purchase of one night. The dates this property will honor the certificate are All year, except for weekends in April, May, September, October and major holidays
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Historic Interest |
Federal-style plantation dwelling. Historic Awards: National Historical Site (Granted).
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Ratings |
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