The Moss House Bed and Breakfast
Washington, North Carolina
The Moss House Bed and Breakfast is a bed & breakfast located in Washington.
Located one block from the Pamlico River this beautiful 1902 Victorian home provides gracious accommodations in the heart of historic downtown Washington. No fluff and frills, we have a comfortable eclectic style with original artwork, antiques and coastal touches. A short walk leads to the waterfront River walk, town docks, a sailing school and marina, specialty shops, wonderful art galleries and a variety of restaurants. The Moss House is also on the city's self-guided historic walking tour, books are provided by us for your use.
The Moss House features a full breakfast highlighted by Southern favorites with a gourmet touch. These entrées, accented by freshly ground Organic Moss House Blend coffee roasted for us by Cackalacky Coffee, seasonal fruits, and homemade baked goods, will prepare you for a full day, whether your agenda calls for leisure or business pursuits.
Local dining options close to The Moss House Bed and Breakfast include Riverwalk Steaks, The Bank Bistro & Bar, Main Street Scoops Ice Cream Shop, and The Hackney.
Washington, North Carolina, 27889 USA
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The Moss House Bed and Breakfast features four comfortable guest rooms each with private bath, as well as a cozy living room, and an elegant dining room for our guests' use and enjoyment. Family heirlooms, antiques and collectables lend the interior accommodations an atmosphere of ease and grace; life around The Moss House has an easy coastal style to relax in, but with a subtle Victorian touch.
Most of the rooms have the original carved wooden mantles surrounding colorfully tiled hearths, and the fireplaces, though no longer functional, recall the dedication to craftsmanship that was common when the house was built a century ago. You will find custom soaps, extra pillows, fresh allergen free sheets, and ample lighting in each room. Fresh flowers and greenery from our garden add to the relaxed and healthy environment of the house. Guests wishing to take in some fresh air will find that the veranda and adjacent garden afford a relaxing retreat, as does the back porch furnished with white wicker seating.
While The Moss House provides a wonderful escape from day-to-day concerns, we also provide Cable TV service, High Speed Wireless Internet access. A telephone is available for local calls along with limited copy and fax service. Computer and Net access for guests traveling without their own laptops is available at the public library just across the street.
Amenities
Located on the shores of the Pamlico River, Washington is a waterway to the Atlantic Ocean and the I.C.W. and offers all the amenities of a coastal community. Sailing is a popular pastime here. You’ll find several excellent marinas catering to the boater’s needs. The City of Washington docks along Stewart Parkway's river walk provide water, power, and a pump out station and restroom facilities. For reservations call the Washington Recreation Department at (252) 975-9367, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday or visit them on the web at http://www.washington-nc.com/recreation_boats.aspx. . Washington, North Carolina is about two hours east of Raleigh at the junction of Highways 264 and 17. East Carolina University and the city of Greenville are just a 20-minute drive away. Bath, North Carolina’s first town is likewise a 20-minute drive and provides a perfect day trip from Washington. The Swan Quarter ferry to Ocracoke Island is about a 1 1/2-hour drive from The Moss House. Historic New Bern is a short 45-minute drive and Atlantic Beach, Emerald Isle, and Beaufort are all 1 1/2- to 2-hour drives. Cape Hatteras is also accessible from the Ocracoke ferry or four hours driving time to the east.
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