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| Nestled in North Carolina's oldest incorporated town, our delightful Bed and Breakfast offers a relaxing retreat from the ordinary. |
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Whether we are your ultimate destination or simply a pause on your journey, you’ll enjoy gracious hospitality, a comfortable bed and delicious full breakfast. |
Our home is a pleasing mix of traditional and contemporary furnishings, done with an artist’s touch. Each of the four guestrooms offers a queen size bed, private bath and individual climate control. Our coastal history was the inspiration in creating the uniquely decorated guestrooms.
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Sit on the front porch, enjoy the cool breezes and views of Bath Harbor as you sip a glass of sweet tea. We have just what you need to get away from your busy life. While you're here, you may want to rent a boat from the local marina to tour the area waterways or take the walking tour of historic Bath. Whether you're interested in golfing, fishing, boating, duck hunting, touring our beautiful historical surroundings or just plain
relaxing, we're sure you will enjoy your stay with us.
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| Special PackagesHoliday Parties Planning a holiday party? Catered events can be arranged for any special occasion.....(more) Romantic Getaway Package Business Travelers Extended Stay Winter Migration Historical Activities |
We host weddings, receptions, showers, reunions, creative workshops, seminars, meetings, business retreats and anniversary celebrations. If you want to entertain your friends in an elegant setting, just let us know. We will do our best to accommodate your request.
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History
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John Lawson, a well known explorer and surveyor, laid out the original town in 1706. The town's 12 settlers allocated a place for a church, courthouse, and a marketplace. St. Thomas Church was erected in 1734. It is still in use today and is the location for many weddings. The Palmer-Marsh House is one of the oldest existing houses in the state, being constructed in 1744. The Bonner House overlooking the waters of Bath Creek joining the Pamlico River was built in 1830. The Van Der Veer House was constructed in 1790. This home is now the site of a museum exploring the life of Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard the Pirate. He made Bath his home for a short while before returning to the sea. |
The Inn on Bath Creek is a member of the following associations:
Beaufort County/Washington, North Carolina Chamber of Commerce
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