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If your goal is to get away, slow down a bit, and enjoy a few days of Southern hospitality, look no further than Colvin Farm Bed & Breakfast. Our philosophy is simple - we want to cater to your needs as our guest - whether that means pampering you throughout your stay, or just giving you the time you want away from it all. If you seek the solitude and beauty of nature, look no further than Colvin Farm Bed & Breakfast for your stay. Our farmhouse sits on 12 well-tended acres that are surrounded by hundreds of acres of Carolina pine forests. Adjacent to the house, you will find an abundance of flowers, shrubs, and fruit and pecan trees which attract a large variety of birds and butterflies. Whether your trip is for a single night's getaway or a restful change of pace for your business travel, we will provide you with our own special brand of Southern hospitality. |
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Each day at Colvin Farm starts with a gourmet breakfast served either in the dining room or on the screened porch. And no matter what your plans for the day include, you will want to make time to enjoy the quiet solitude of Colvin Farm and the pristine beauty that surrounds us. Our spacious porches, swings, or the cozy hammock at the log cabin are great for relaxing. You might even be lucky enough to spot a deer, hummingbirds, or fireflies while you are with us. End your day by watching a brilliant sunset or marveling at the spectacular night sky. |
| At Colvin Farm Bed & Breakfast, you can choose from two elegantly appointed bedrooms in the main house or a cottage that is situated a short walk from the house and ideal for those who want complete privacy. Each of our guestrooms have been elegantly restored and decorated. All guests have access to the parlor and dining room in the main house in addition to a large screened porch spanning the entire back of the house and a front porch complete with rocking chair and swing. | Colvin Farm Bed and Breakfast has been given the honor of being on the National Register of Historical Places as The Colvin-Fant-Durham Farm Complex. The house was erected circa 1835 by Nicolas Colvin, Jr., a prosperous Chester County farmer. The farm remained with the direct descendants of Nicolas Colvin until 1990. In 1983, the house was used in the filming of the mini-series, "Chiefs". The stenciled brick chimneys are a reminder of that today. |
| Colvin Farm has been granted the distinction of being a Backyard Habitat property. Since 1973, the Backyard Wildlife Habitat program has been helping people garden for wildlife. The program encourages everyone - homeowner, teacher, community leader - to plan their landscape with the needs of wildlife in mind, and gives them the tools they need to make it happen. Today, thousands of habitats have been certified all over the U.S. and Canada, and more are being certified every day. | |
while providing guests with the finest in accommodations.
Colvin Farm Bed & Breakfast is a member of the following associations:
South Carolina Bed & Breakfast Association
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Colvin Farm Bed & Breakfast 999 Halsellville Road Chester, South Carolina 29706 (803) 581-9916 Fax: (803) 581-0368 email: 
Kay & Noel Edman, Innkeepers |
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