Though this beautifully restored and professionally decorated 1910 home has just four rooms and a cottage for guests, Innkeepers Suzy Chandler and Karin Gorboff like it that way. By being small and intimate, they feel they can pamper their guests. Annie Mae's Suite is more romantic with a queen-size bed and a spacious adjoining bath inviting you to relax in a 1925 pedestal foot tub. Charles' Room is a delightfully decorated provincial room with original knotty pine walls and offers a queen-size oak bed with an adjacent cozy reading room enticing you to relax and read a book after an adventurous day.
All rooms have cable TV and air-conditioning.
You'll enjoy the touch of elegance and warm hospitality Blaine House provides. H mile north of Franklin's Main Street on the right-hand side. There is a private off-street parking area. In 1979, George Ware came through the North Carolina Mountains on his way to Fort Bragg and fell in love with the area. In 1985, while stationed in the Netherlands, he met and fell in love with his future wife, Holland-born Hanneke.