Beaufort NC
Queen Street Cottage
04/27/12 04:49 PM
Sit in rocking chairs on the front porch of this 1910 Historic Beaufort, N.C. Cottage and enjoy a beautiful view of the sailboats moored in Taylors Creek. A creek renowned as a hiding place for Blackbeard, the infamous pirate. In fact, the remains of one of his sunken ships, "The Queen Anne’s Revenge" was recently discovered only a few hundred yards of where you will be sitting. Watch carefully and you will see the creek's wild horses that have been roaming the island since Spanish explorers left them due to ship wrecks in the late 1700's. Only a few steps from the Cottage, stroll down the town boardwalk and its docks to observe ships and vessels from all over the world. If that does not appeal to you, meander down Front Street, only half a block away and visit an array of restaurants, pubs, shops, clothing stores, a deli and grocery store. However, if you don’t like all the front porch offers, relax and enjoy a mint julep sitting in Adirondack chairs, in a garden surrounded by a white picket fence and the aroma of roses and gardenias. Included is a picnic table and gas grill to test your chef skills.
This 3BR, 2 bath cottage was totally renovated in 2012 and features a modern kitchen with microwave, large living area, dining room, oak hardwood floors, ceramic tile baths, washer/dryer, 38" flat screen TV, DVD and wifi. Bring the whole family and enjoy all of these features for only $275 per night on a weekly basis.
For more information and reservations, please call 252-838-1495 or 252-503-3705.
This 3BR, 2 bath cottage was totally renovated in 2012 and features a modern kitchen with microwave, large living area, dining room, oak hardwood floors, ceramic tile baths, washer/dryer, 38" flat screen TV, DVD and wifi. Bring the whole family and enjoy all of these features for only $275 per night on a weekly basis.
For more information and reservations, please call 252-838-1495 or 252-503-3705.
New Beaufort Artist
01/28/12 08:57 AM
We can thank Jimmy Craig Womble for coming to Beaufort and opening a shop on the corner of Live Oak and Ann Street. He can be found on the web at jimmycraigwomble.com
Jimmy has some really cool stuff going on, so if you have a few minutes, go by his shop and pick up a painting for your home or office.
We ought to be thankful for all the folks like jimmy for coming to town, and adding to the mix!
Jimmy has some really cool stuff going on, so if you have a few minutes, go by his shop and pick up a painting for your home or office.
We ought to be thankful for all the folks like jimmy for coming to town, and adding to the mix!
News and Noteworthy
09/23/11 07:15 PM
Fishing
I have added Sensation Sportfishing to my list of charters. Last night after a brief conversation with Dale Britt about the great fall fishing, he noted his fishing report. I took a look and thought it a worthwhile resource. Click the link and check it out for your self.
Beaufort’s newest Business coming in March 2012.
At the corner of Front and Queen sits 525 Front Street, which will be the site of “Beaufort Market and Deli”, a concept of Irvin Warren’s, one of Beaufort’s newest residents. As Irvin tells it, there was no place to grab a loaf of bread or a gallon of milk convenient to Beaufort’s Waterfront.
Also having a deli as a component of the Market was crucial, enabling customers to get a great deli sandwich, or a pound of meat and cheese.
We look forward to the opening.
I have added Sensation Sportfishing to my list of charters. Last night after a brief conversation with Dale Britt about the great fall fishing, he noted his fishing report. I took a look and thought it a worthwhile resource. Click the link and check it out for your self.
Beaufort’s newest Business coming in March 2012.
At the corner of Front and Queen sits 525 Front Street, which will be the site of “Beaufort Market and Deli”, a concept of Irvin Warren’s, one of Beaufort’s newest residents. As Irvin tells it, there was no place to grab a loaf of bread or a gallon of milk convenient to Beaufort’s Waterfront.
Also having a deli as a component of the Market was crucial, enabling customers to get a great deli sandwich, or a pound of meat and cheese.
We look forward to the opening.