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Abbington Green B&B Inn and Spa

Asheville, North Carolina, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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Richard Sharp Smith, supervising architect under Richard Morris Hunt at Biltmore Estate, designed this Colonial Revival mansion around 1908 for businessman David Latourette Jackson. The Jackson-Peyton House at 46 Cumberland Circle sits in Asheville's Montford Historic District and has been on the National Register since 1978. After a 4.5-month renovation it opened as a bed and breakfast on 1 October 1993, the tenth in Montford, and now holds a 2025 AAA Four Diamond.

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Abbington Green Bed & Breakfast occupies the historic Jackson-Peyton House at 46 Cumberland Circle in Asheville's Montford Historic District. The home was commissioned around 1907-1908 by businessman David Latourette Jackson and designed by Richard Sharp Smith, who had served as supervising architect under Richard Morris Hunt during the construction of nearby Biltmore Estate (1890-1895). Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1978, the Colonial Revival mansion was purchased in early 1993 and, after a complete 4.5-month renovation of its 6,300 square feet, welcomed its first guests on October 1, 1993 as the tenth bed & breakfast in Montford.

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