Plum Tree Gardens Bed and Breakfast

Entry Foyer - click picture for larger view	Entry Foyer - the home's interior has five window bays, hand-stripped wood floors, horse-hair plaster walls and an eclectic mix of furnishings ranging from period antiques to contemporary including fine art paintings from Plum Tree Gallery. Nationally certified designer Joanne Lesak, MFA Environmental Design, used an intimate palette to enhance the non-chemical and non-smoking environment maintained by Plum Tree Gardens. The tea cart stands beneath ceiling pendants ready for the next social hour.
The formal Living Room with its large wood panel doors and period antiques, looks out onto the front wrap-around porch, past the grand old magnolia, to the Plum Tree Gallery gardens. Guests may enjoy local wines and Wisconsin cheeses in front of a toasty wood-burning fireplace or relaxing with balmy breezes on the front porch antique oak furniture.	Living Room - click picture for larger view
Living Room - click picture for a larger view	Baskets by Uli Shepard, Susanna Miller, Ingrid Quick and Renee Sauls are part of the permanent gallery exhibit for sale in the living room and foyer. Pottery by Randy Wright, and Andy Best, is featured in the dining room and library. Acrylic painter Joanne Lesak, jeweler Kristine Wright and Indian artist Judy Newsome (spirit bags and dreamcatchers) are represented in the gallery.
Paintings shown in the living and dining rooms are by American Indian expressionist Dreamweaver, who paints subjects from nature in watercolor. His poster, which won the North Carolina Native American Heritage Month award in 2006, may be seen in the foyer with his photographs and pieces from Plum Tree Garden's artist purchase awards collection.	Dining Area click picture for larger view
Dining Area - click on picture for a larger view	The aroma of fresh coffee and homemade muffins will beckon guests to a three course gourmet breakfast served in front of the five-window bay of the formal dining room. Typically, juice, fruit, and an entree will be followed by savory pastries. A light-fare continental breakfast is also available served in each guest's room.
Guests are invited to take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the flower fragrances and luscious foliage at the Plum Tree Gallery Gardens across the street. Although Spring is the most colorful season, flowers continue to bloom into December.	Gardens -1 - click picture for larger view
Gardens - 2 - click picture for larger view	Fine dining restaurants and antique shops are located downtown within walking distance. June through August the Downtown Development Corporation presents concerts in the park every other Thursday.

Welcome to Plum Tree Gardens Bed and Breakfast (919)736-3356 (919)736-9412 Email: plumtreegardens@earthlink.net	109 South George St. Goldsboro, NC 27530
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