Asheville, North Carolina bed and breakfast, -- Mansfield Plantation -- InnTravels.com

ewly renovated! This antebellum rice plantation (1718), located on the beautiful Black River, is regarded as one of the most intact rice plantations of its era. It was used for the filming of the movie "The Patriot". With over 900 acres of

forests, swamps, and open fields, Mansfield is a haven for wildlife of all kinds. The "street" approaching the manor house is lined with magnificent live oaks.

Beyond these is a village of original slave cabins, a church and the slave school house. The manor house itself, though understated on the outside, has exquisite details of period architecture on the inside, including portraits and some furniture that are original to the house. A huge plantation breakfast is served each morning in the manor house dining room. A small boat ramp is available for water sports and fishing. Hiking/cycling trails abound, and a fleet of bicycles makes exploring fun. Pets are welcome!

Mansfield Plantation is one of the few intact rice plantations left in existence.
It is rich is historical significance with an original slave village including a church and school house.
It was used for the filming of "The Patriot".
It features a huge, beautifully presented plantation breakfast that will keep you going until suppertime.
Pets and children are welcome with lots of room for playing. We do not require leashes.
All rooms have been newly renovated (2004-2005).
The house and grounds are exquisite settings for weddings and other events.
The dining room table seats fouteen and may be used for business conferences.
We offer unique Special Packages — please see our web site.

Innkeeper: Kathryn Green
Mailing Address: 1776 Mansfield Road
Asheville, North Carolina 29440
Reservations: 1-843-546-6961 or 1-866-717-1776
FAX 1-843-546-1367
Price Range: $135 to $150
Payment: VISA, Mastercard, cash, check, traveler's checks
Check-in: 3 pm
Check-out: 12 noon