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This classic Queen Ann Victorian, located in one of the oldest established villages in Western North Carolina, stands as a landmark work of art – a testament to the architectural craftsmanship of the 1800s. Today, this elegant lady graciously welcomes guests with arms open wide. The Saluda Arts and Music Festival:May17
Featuring more
than 50 talented artists from Western North Carolina
and the Upstate of South Carolina, visitors will enjoy a dazzling diversity of
art media including oil, watercolor and acrylic paintings, pottery, woodturning,
blacksmithing, sculpture, jewelry, painted furniture, stained glass and more.
The original home was built on land purchased from the Pace Family ($116.) in 1895 by physician E. B. Goelet as residence for himself and wife Julia. Shortly after The Oaks was sold to Wessie Roach Lane in 1906, a long tradition of receiving guests had begun. At that time, Saluda boasted nearly 40 lodges and retreats, welcoming visitors who arrived by rail and horse drawn carriage to enjoy the infinite vistas, cool summer breezes and the healthy mountain air. The Oaks Bed and Breakfast is now, more than ever, a vibrant and fervent part of the Blue Ridge experience.
From the moment you catch sight of The Oaks Bed and Breakfast from Greenville Street, you’ll know this place is special. The primary historic structure features four spacious guest rooms; all located on the second floor and each with private bath. Our Carriage House offers two apartments designed to accommodate up to four travelers each, offering maximum privacy and comfort. Nestled in the quaint village of Saluda, North Carolina, The Oaks Bed and Breakfast is only a short walk from town. There, you can stroll through an eclectic collection of shops, galleries, boutiques and bistros. You may notice that every business on Main Street wears the brass placard of the National Register of Historic Places. Many of Western North Carolina’s most popular attractions and points-of-interest are within an easy drive from the Inn. This includes the Biltmore Estate, The Biltmore Village, The Carl Sandburg Home, Flat Rock Playhouse, Chimney Rock, Lake Lure and the Pisgah National Forest. Click! TO READ OUR CURRENT "NEWSLETTER" |
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