Nestled peacefully in the heart of the historic district and walking distance to the Tryon Place and Garden, excellent restaurants, antique shops, the birthplace of Pepsi, the new convention center, are just a few of the many activities to discover. New Bern, the second oldest town in the state, is situated where the Trent and Neuse rivers meet. Ideally situated for a stop to or from the Outer Banks and the Atlantic Ocean.
Opportunities abound with exceptionally mild temperatures year round.
Whether docking your boat or heading towards the closest golf courses, you will love discovering this gem. John Alexander Meadows built the home at 212 Pollock in 1847 after a fire in 1843 destroyed most of the structures on Pollock Street. The Inn will now return to it's original owners name. Off street parking will allow walking to the many area attractions, restaurants and shops. New Bern, founded in 1710 was the first capital of North Carolina.