Guests are given the opportunity to step back in time while enjoying all the comforts of modern living. Relax and enjoy the breezes on the porches while listening to birds or watch the deer graze in the nearby fields from the upstairs balcony. The B&B has 3 upstairs guestrooms and 2 baths. The hall upstairs offers a chance to relax and play chess or checkers, cards, or read books or magazines while the parlor room downstairs is a gathering room for guests. It is decorated with family heirlooms.

he Grice-Fearing House Bed and Breakfast is a charming, historic home located in picturesque Elizabeth City, NC, just five blocks from the Pasquotank River waterfront. It is the City's only all-suite bed and breakfast and additionally features Jacuzzis in both suites. The Grice-Fearing House is the oldest house in Elizabeth City, dated circa 1798, and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Significant additions were made to the house in 1840, 1885, and 2006. The present proprietors, Georgene and Vidal Falcon, bought the house in 2004, and worked with an architect specializing in designing additions to historic homes to renovate and update the house.

Experience true Southern hospitality as you enter the gracious foyer and parlors complete with 13 foot ceilings and intricate hardwoods. Appreciate the playful sunlight as it beams through the distorted panes of large original windows. This private retreat and inviting oasis blends the gentle pace of the late 1800's with the creature comforts and airy decor expected by today's traveler.

Springfield Inn is nestled in a classic southern setting, with whitewashed fences and hundred-year-old pecan trees accenting the late-nineteenth century house. It features relaxing porches with old rocking chairs, intricate gingerbread work, clapboard siding, and a tin roof, which all provide a feel of yesteryear.

During the day, there is a steady stream of foot traffic around the Inn, but as dusk settles in, the sounds of crickets and the breeze rustling the leaves can be heard. Parking in the back and entering the Inn through the side porch, you will sense the quiet and will be eager to return to the porch or the private yard with a glass of wine to enjoy the end of the day.

The Brickhouse Inn is the perfect place to come home to after enjoying some of the many area activities. Be sure to take a tour of the Historic District. Enjoy guided kayak tours along the Scuppernong River or visit our local art galleries and museums. Of course you can't miss the one of a kind shopping of Downtown. With little more than a 30-minute drive you can find yourself on the famed Outer Banks or in Historic Edenton.

The Castle on Silver Lake was built over a long period of time during the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s by Sam Jones of Norfolk, Virginia. Mr. Jones contributed greatly to the economy of Ocracoke, North Carolina, during these times and is considered by many to be a local legend. He is buried on Ocracoke Island with his favorite horse Ikey D at Springer's Point. Most of the original furnishings have long been auctioned off and are scattered all over Ocracoke Island and North Carolina.

People say that as soon as you cross the bridge over Bath Creek something changes. The sight of historic Bath cradled along the shore, the sailboats at anchor, the tall pines, the waters stretching out toward the Pamlico - all invite you to step out of the ordinary into a quieter, simpler place. The same peaceful cove that offered harbor to early natives and settlers still welcomes people today.

Selected as "one of the best places to stay in the South", the Whitehead Inn, a Wilson bed and breakfast, recaptures the elegance and style of an era gone by. Whether you are lounging on the long verandas outside, or surrounded by the sumptuous furnishings and rich architectural details inside, you can experience the “charmed” life, previously reserved for only the wealthy citizens of Victorian times.