Many guests' favorite room, Cousin Sarah is on the 3rd floor of the Inn. The four-poster cherry King bed is a centerpiece of the room. A clawfoot soaking tub for two is tucked into an alcove of the room behind a moveable antique screen. Another alcove is furnished with a chaise lounge by the window for a quiet read. The newly renovated bath has a large tiled shower. The third floor has central air-conditioning for those few hot days in the summer.
Elizabeth Gray Vining is a 2nd floor corner room on the front of the farmhouse. The walls are the original pine paneling of the farmhouse. Amenities include a ceiling fan, fireplace with gas logs, large upholstered reading chairs, table, Queen bed, private bath with clawfoot tub/shower. Room air conditioner in summer.
The Joe Mast Room is on the 2nd floor on the east corner of the farmhouse. It can accommodate three travelers with its Queen and twin beds. Both antique iron beds are painted white, as is the fireplace mantel. An anteroom between the bedroom and bath offers extra space for storage and dressing. Amenities include a ceiling fan, fireplace with gas logs, clawfoot tub/shower in the private bath. Room air conditioner in summer.
One of two 3rd floor dormer rooms, remodeled in 1997, the Cherry Room boasts a King bed tucked under the eaves and two comfortable chairs in the sitting area by the cast iron gas stove. In the bath, a clawfoot soaking tub for two, mood lights on a dimmer, a sparkling new pedestal sink and a tiled corner shower. Centrally air-conditioned.
One of two 3rd floor dormer rooms, remodeled in 1997, with a Queen bed tucked under the eaves and two matching easy chairs by the windows and the enameled gas stove. In the bath, a clawfoot soaking tub for two, mood lights on a dimmer and a tiled corner shower. Centrally air-conditioned for your comfort.
The original two-story log house built in 1812 by David Mast. Josie Mast used it as a weaving room in the early 1900s, thus its name. A romantic cottage for two with modern conveniences. Downstairs in the living area is a massage tub for two with scented bubble bath provided, across the room from the original wood-burning fireplace. A wet bar is nearby. A cozy bedroom with Queen bed and a small bath with a corner shower are upstairs. The private porch, with its own rockers, faces the farmhouse. The cabin is air conditioned. A chair-and-a-half downstairs opens up to make a bed for a 3rd person, if needed. $25 charge added for a third guest, including children.
This 600 sq. ft. cottage features an open floor plan comfortably furnished with a handmade solid cherry King bed, a Vermont Castings stove with gas logs in front of a rock wall in the sitting area, a leather sofa, table and chairs, a wet bar with refrigerator, microwave and coffeemaker. The spacious bath features an oversized tiled shower with seat and double sinks. A front porch extending the length of the cottage overlooks the valley. Wheelchair-accessible. $25 charge added for a third guest.
The largest restored cottage, the Granary, is a two-story house across the road beside the barn. A unique floorplan created two bedrooms and two baths, plus a loft out of the original granary on the Mast farm. This cottage features a great room with wood stove, full kitchen and deck with picnic table surrounded by pasture land. The master bedroom is upstairs with a King bed and bath with whirlpool tub and large tiled shower. The second bedroom is downstairs with a Queen bed and bath with a walk-in shower. A Queen futon is on the loft. The house is centrally air-conditioned. $395 April through December and winter/spring holidays, $375 January through March non-holiday. Price for up to 4 persons, add $25 for each additional person, including children. (Not recommended for more than six).We cannot say enough good stuff about the Mast Farm Inn. Awesome food. Helpful, friendly, hospitable staff. The uniqueness of the cabins and the rooms at the inn are wonderful. We've stayed here 2 years in a row and loved it each time.
The Mast Farm Inn
2543 Broadstone Road
PO Box 704
Valle Crucis, NC 28691
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Danielle Deschamps Stabler & Ken Stabler
(828) 963-5857
(888) 963-5857
PO Box 704
Valle Crucis, NC 28691
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Danielle Deschamps Stabler & Ken Stabler
(828) 963-5857
(888) 963-5857
Circa 1812. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, this 18-acre farmstead includes a main house and ten outbuildings, one of them a log cabin built in 1812. The inn features a wraparound porch with rocking chairs, swings and a view of the mountain valley. Fresh flowers gathered from the garden add fragrance throughout the inn. Rooms are furnished with antiques, quilts and mountain crafts. In addition to the inn rooms, there are seven cottages available, some with kitchens. Before breakfast is served, early morning coffee can be delivered to your room. Organic home-grown vegetables are featured at dinners, included in a contemporary regional cuisine.
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