Sandhills Bed and BreakfastsSandhills Bed and Breakfasts offer you an inviting place to stay and relive history from the good old days, while embarking on a great adventure in Pinehurst and the Sandhills area. Relax by the fire, kick back on the porch, or explore the grounds and you'll soon be surprised at how quickly life's "busy-ness" fades away. Gearing up for another 18 holes, launching your quest for the right antique or collectible, or just getting away from the hum drum of everyday life, these Sandhills Bed and Breakfasts will recharge you and prepare you for the day's events.
The Old Buggy Inn Built in 1880 by W T Jones,
president of the
The Blacksmith's Inn
Knollwood House Built in 1927 by a wealthy family from
Philadelphia on one of the newest Donald Ross courses of that time(Mid Pines),
The Knollwood
The Covington House The
Covington House at Connemara Farm will change your view of the typical B&B.
Sitting on 34+ lushly landscaped acres sits this modern, Frank Lloyd Wright
Midland Road Manor
Sitting on over 6 acres right on Midland Rd, the main vein between The Village
of Pinehurst and Southern Pines, sits Midland
Inn at The Bryant House
Originally built in 1900, The Inn at The Bryant
House has a long history of taking care of weary travelers. In 1913, Julia
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and Jones Buggy Factory, The Old Buggy Inn is a grand Victorian with an ambience
of yesteryear. The grounds and porches are just as grand as the interior, and
the owners will take care of your every need. True Southern food and great
conversation make for a real "getaway" experience. They feature specials and
discounts for military and couples, as well as an outdoor pool. High end super
soft linens, oversized rooms and period antiques set the tone for an injcredible
stay. If you get a group together have them host a murder mystery stay for you,
or just take that special someone and getaway for the week end. Either way The
Old Buggy Inn will make you feel right at home.
Built
in 1870 and on the National Historic Register as part of the Carthage Historic
District, The Blacksmith Inn offers four spacious guest rooms each with it's own
fireplace. Gourmet breakfast and spacious grounds to wander on as well as being
only 10-12 minutes from Pinehurst. Explore the many antiques stores of Carthage,
NC or hit the Pottery Highway on Hwy 705. Another great opportunity to check off
another adventure. 910-947-1692
House has had many notable visitors over the years, as well as serving as the
home for the Commandant of Fort Bragg back in the day. In 1992, The Knollwood
House was converted from a private residence into a Bed and Breakfast. The
Knollwood House has been called the area's "most elegant B&B" by Golf Odyssey
magazine. The current Innkeepers acquired the property in 2007 after falling in
love with the area and it's dedication to their passions of equestrian events and
golf. Five Suites, all with private baths, high speed internet, expansive
grounds and unparalleled luxury make this a favorite among our Sandhills Bed and
Breakfasts.
inspired home looking over a stone scaped infinity pool and a 2 acre stocked
pond. Expansive decks, skylights and walls of glass take advantage of every beam
of sunlight and natural beauty outside. 10,000 square feet with 5 bedrooms, 4
full and two half baths, The Covington House has served not only travelers, but
often serves as the back drop for corporate meetings, weddings, and special
social events. If you're looking for privacy in the heart of the Sandhills,
look no further.
Road Manor. Surrounded by beautiful estates and subdivisions, Midland Road has
often been referred to as "The Park Avenue" of the Sandhills area. Each suite is
spacious, with it's own desk area, private entrance, attached bath and separate
thermostat HVAC controls. Full breakfast is served in the morning, and being 3
miles either way to Southern Pines or Pinehurst, the soft cushy beds will
definitely be a welcome site in the evening.
Thagard Bryant decided to turn the home into a "tourist home" and called it "The
Lantana". At that time it was right on Hwy 1 and made the perfect mid way point
between Florida and New York. Over the years and through 2 or 3 owners, each has
added a few special touches and amenities to the property. The result is a
fantastic B&B with not only period design, great food, grounds and furnishings,
but many special events coordinated by the owners including social hour and
murder mystery events. Matt and Ashley have done a great job with The Lantana.
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