The Folkestone Inn (A Historic B&B in Western NC)
Bryson City, NC
Offered for sale at $900,000
From downtown Bryson City going to the Folkestone Bed & Breakfast Inn you will pass the passenger, on and off ramp, for the Great Smokys Railroad. The Great Smokys Railroad has 53 miles of track with two tunnels and 25 bridges. This is a major tourist destination in Western North Carolina for adults and children of all ages and and ideal for families. For the more mature travelers you are only 10 miles (20 minutes) from the Cherokee Indian Reservation. You will find at your exposure many tourist attractions as well as the Cherokee Casinos. The Inn is surrounded by a wealth of vacation activities and attractions. One of the most popular is just a short walk from the Folkestone Inn. It is the Great Smoky Mountain National Park's Deep Creek Recreational Area, with three pristine waterfalls, hiking and walking trails, native trout fishing and tubing down Deep Creek.
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As you enter Bryson City turn onto Everett Street. Cross the bridge and continue towards the train station. Cross the train tracks, bear right onto Water Street which becomes Toot Hollow Road. Follow Hoot Hollow until it ends. Turn left in West Deep Creek. Proceed 0.2 of a mile and turn left on Folkestone Road. Turn left at the Folkstone Inn sign. (From down town Bryson City follow the directions to the Great Smokys Railroad.)
The property is ideal for the environmental conscious buyer. Much of the food waste from the Inn is used to feed the "Free Ranging" chickens. Yes the chickens are free ranging during the day. Each evening they end up back at their chicken house on their own. All the meat proteins-bacon, sausage, ham-are cured and smoked at the Inn. The Inn is locate 2.5 miles from downtown Bryson City and has been a successful B & B for 44 years. The Inn has separate owners quarters with a private entrance with two bedrooms.
Financial Details- Offered for sale at $900,000
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