"Elegant" best describes the Elizabeth Leigh Inn. Built in 1893, this fully restored home combines the charm and splendor of a by-gone era with the personalized service you expect today. After you enjoy a gourmet breakfast, visit the nearby shops of Historic Downtown Hendersonville, take a refreshing hike in the Pisgah National Forest, or simply relax on our wraparound porch. Whatever you choose, you'll find it at the Elizabeth Leigh Inn.
Visit Historic Hendersonville & Flat Rock, NC, located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Explore the scenic beauty of the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Carl Sandburg Home, Flat Rock Playhouse, state & national forests, historic sites, shopping, outdoor &
Hendersonville, NC Visitors CentersThe southern Blue Ridge Mountains boast the Mast Store of Hendersonville. Experience the true "essence of the era"
Hendersonville, NC BusinessesHours: Daylight to Dusk 7 days mid July - mid November. Additional products for sell include cabbage, sweet corn, potatoes, beans, turnips, bell peppers, tomatoes, cider, collards, nectarines, jelly, jam, molasses, honey, and maple syrup. I-26, exit 18 (Bat Cave); 64 E, go 5.9 miles; on right.
Hendersonville, NC Other Attractions Author Thomas Wolfe's first novel was "Look Homeward, Angel," in which there are constant references to an angel statue imported from Italy. This was among the statues which Wolfe's father sold from the porch of his tombstone shop in Asheville.
Hendersonville, NC Other Attractions
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