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Pecan
Tree Inn
Beaufort, N.C.
Beaufort
by the Sea
As
North Carolinas third oldest town, Beaufort traces its unspoiled
historic past to Indians, whalers, privateers and, more recently, to
sport fishing and vacationing.
With over 100 beautifully restored historic private homes located along
peaceful, tree lined streets and along the waterfront, Beaufort has
maintained its wonderful charm over the centuries.
The Rachel Carson National Estuarine Sanctuary is located across the
waterfront from Beaufort and is home to over 100 different species of
wild birds and a small herd of feral ponies.
The
Pecan Tree Inn is located one half block from the Beaufort waterfront
and is only a short walk to fine restaurants, shops, the Maritime
Museum, the historical Restoration Grounds and ferries to Rachel Carson
Sanctuary and Shackelford Banks.
Directions
to the Pecan Tree Inn:
FROM
RT. 70 East: Take
Rt. 70 East to Beaufort. Turn right at the first traffic light on to
Turner St. Go three blocks to the stop sign at Front St. Turn left on
Front St. and go two blocks to Queen St. Turn on Queen St. The Pecan
Tree Inn is mid-block on your right. Parking is right past the inn.
From
Ocracoke-Cedar Island Ferry: Take
Rt.70 West to Beaufort (About one hour drive) Look for the ABC store and
No Name Pizza on your left. Continue straight where Rt. 70 goes to the
right. This will be Live Oak St. Go to the stop sign and turn right on
Front St. Go three blocks to Queen St. Turn right on Queen St. The Pecan
Tree Inn is mid-block on your right. Parking is right past the inn.
Awards:
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Approved
by the American Automobile Association, Mobil and Fodor's
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Inspected
and Approved by the North Carolina Bed and Breakfast and Inns
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Selected
by Fodor's "The South's Best Bed and Breakfasts"
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Recipient
of the Carteret County Chamber of Commerce "Business
Improvement Award"
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The
Pecan Tree Inn Gardens are recognized as a National Wildlife
Sanctuary
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Town
of Beaufort Award for Historic Restoration
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Selected
by the Beaufort Historical Association for their "1993 Old
Homes Tour"
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Recognized
by: Conde' Nast Traveler, The Washington Post, The Raleigh News
& Observer,
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This
Week Magazine, Tasteful Magazine and Our State Magazine
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Member:
National Bed and Breakfast Association, North Carolina Bed and
Breakfast and Inns,
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The
Carteret County Chamber of Commerce, the Beaufort Business and
Professional Association
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"“One Beaufort hostelry of special note is the Pecan Tree Inn
(116 Queen Street, 252-728-6733). The Pecan Tree is housed in the elegant and historic Franklin Lodge,
built around 1866 to serve as a Masonic lodge. It is surely one of the most beautifully decorated and
landscaped lodgings you will ever find. For my money, this is the spot for shoreside accommodations in
Beaufort...the innkeepers are simply wonderful.”
" -- Claiborne Young in “Cruising Guide to Coastal North Carolina,’’ 5th Edition.
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Innkeepers: Dave & Allison DuBuisson
The Pecan Tree Inn
Bed and Breakfast
116
Queen St.
Beaufort, North Carolina 28516
TEL (252) 728-6733
[Call between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m.
please.]
Now, call toll-free! 1-800-728-7871
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©1998-2007
Pecan Tree Inn
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