From Bath England to Bath North Carolina, European settlement, near the Pamlico River and tucked onto an estuary of the Pamlico Sound, in the 1690’s led to the creation of Bath, North Carolina’s first town in 1705. In 2005 to celebrate the Tri-centennial of Bath, the Mayor of England visited Bath and stayed at the Inn on Bath Creek. Nestled in the heart of Main Street Bath with gorgeous water views of Bath Creek, the Inn was built in 1999 with coastal colonial style and 21st-century amenities offering a pleasing mix of traditional and contemporary décor . Spacious 4100 sq ft , each of the five guest bedrooms offers a queen or king-size bed with private bath. Sunroom-breakfast room and outdoor dining area were added in 2009.

The Innkeepers moved to Bath for the relaxed lifestyle. Guests enjoy the rocking chairs or the swing on the large southern front porch with sunset views and expansive views of Bath Creek, sail boats, fishing boats, and “snow Birds” cruising from North to South in the winter and south to north in the summer. Bikes are available for guests to bike around the historic village.

Many guests are repeat visitors, golf is close by at the Washington Yacht and Country Club, Goose Creek State Park has every water sport and outdoor activity imaginable. Great seafood restaurants and shops are in the larger historic towns of Belhaven and Washington, each about 15 miles in opposite directions from Bath.

Guests can walk to Blackbeard’s Slice and Ice for great Italian, the fresh catch of the day, and listen to music by local musicians on the outside deck with sunset views over Bath Creek. Meet friends and neighbors at the Country Kitchen for lunch, dinner and after church on Sunday. The Quarter Deck offers boaters launching facilities, fuel and ship store. The Bath Creek Marina and Town Dock are located within walking distance of the Inn on Bath Creek.

Bath Creek offers easy access to the Intracoastal Waterway, prime boating, kayaking and fishing along the Inner Banks. The Albemarle Trail, Outer Banks, Manteo “The Lost Colony”, and Ocracoke are within a day’s drive. Annual events include Bath Fest, Art Festivals, Croquet Tournament, Historic Tours, Historic Home and Garden Tours, Christmas Parade, Oktoberfest, and special events are scheduled weekly and monthly during the year. For complete schedule visit www.visitwashingtonnc.com .

The Inn on Bath Creek provides a comfortable home for weddings, receptions, parties, reunions, teas, and conferences. Bonner Pointe is within two blocks of the Inn. Bonner Pointe is the desired location of every bride’s dream of a waterfront wedding. www.innonbathcreek.com Bath is within 1.5 hours from the I 95 corridor heading south and north. Seymour Johnson Air Force Base and other military facilities are with 1 to 2 hours from Bath, Eastern Carolina University, Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University Hospital are within 1 hour.


Fully functional, turnkey, business ready, furnishings, home is well maintained, grounds are professionally landscaped, partial seller financing …The Inn on Bath Creek is available for the incredible price of $649,000. Not Only a Must See but a Must Own!! Call Gail at 252-945-3030 or email gkenefick@embarqmail.com to schedule your visit.


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