General Info

The 1914 farmhouse has been completely restored by sisters Barbara & Suzanne Murphy and reopened Feb. 2006. Now owned by Jeremy & Jessica Steinhart, we look forward to helping you have a memorable stay in Seagrove and to enjoy the area attractions, or just get away from it all and relax in the home. Each room has its own bathroom. There is one room on the first floor with a handicapped accessible bathroom and king bed (the Carolina Room). Upstairs has three additional rooms, including a very private room with a queen bed, a romantic room with two working gas fireplaces, and a room for those that prefer two double beds. We also serve a fresh, hot breakfast each morning. Seagrove is the pottery capitol of North Carolina, and the house is also very close to the zoo and antiquing in Asheboro. Step back in time with us and enjoy a relaxing stay.The 1914 farmhouse has been completely restored by sisters Barbara & Suzanne Murphy and reopened Feb. 2006. Now owned by Jeremy & Jessica Steinhart, we look forward to helping you have a memorable stay in Seagrove and to enjoy the area attractions, or just get away from it all and relax in the home. Each room has its own bathroom. There is one room on the first floor with a handicapped accessible bathroom and king bed (the Carolina Room). Upstairs has three additional rooms, including a very private room with a queen bed, a romantic room with two working gas fireplaces, and a room for those that prefer two double beds. We also serve a fresh, hot breakfast each morning. Seagrove is the pottery capitol of North Carolina, and the house is also very close to the zoo and antiquing in Asheboro. Step back in time with us and enjoy a relaxing stay.