My wife and I enjoyed strolling around the point after dinner just admiring the big old houses and... read more
My wife and I enjoyed strolling around the point after dinner just admiring the big old houses and how well they have been kept up.
My wife and I enjoyed strolling around the point after dinner just admiring the big old houses and... read more
To get a real flavor of the history and life of Beaufort, a tour of the Point is a must. Guided... read more
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My wife and I enjoyed strolling around the point after dinner just admiring the big old houses and how well they have been kept up.
To get a real flavor of the history and life of Beaufort, a tour of the Point is a must. Guided tours are available by foot, by carriage, or by van. The are many beautiful home dating back to the 18th century. With history dating...More
Lovely place. We did it as part of a tour with Janet, but even if you can't do that, spend an hour here.
The eastern most part of the city of Beaufort, the Point is a picturesque neighborhood of lovely, classic private homes in varying levels of restoration. The Means House on King street faces the Green, the Hamilton and Fripp Houses on Short Street and the SAMs...More
We rode out on our free bikes from City Loft Hotel and stood looking at the view.Our chat attracted dolphions who played around us on the shore
You are only blocks from downtown Beaufort . This area is beautiful and peaceful.we enjoyed taking sun rise pictures over the marsh.
This area of Beaufort contains a collection of attractive homes from the 1700s and 1800s. Some of the these homes are in amazingly beautiful condition, some are currently being restored, and some are in need of work. We received a guidebook from a wonderfully helpful...More
After eating lunch in downtown Beaufort, we hopped in the car and drove up and down the streets of the Point Neighborhood (set your GPS to King St. and Pinckney St.). The houses were beautiful - or, more accurately, the homes used to be beautiful....More
Lovely walk around the antebellum summer homes with live oaks, spanish moss and well kept properties. Worth a horsedrawn carriage tour around.
We toured this area by horse drawn carriage and our tour guide's explanations regarding the different architectural features and the families that built and lived in them made it all quite interesting. So much beautiful architecture in a town this size is something that Beaufort's...More