(803) 416-8420
- $200
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Johannes Tromp
Description
Circa 1828. The area's oldest surviving antebellum home, this Greek Revival was saved from demolition, moved to this 400-acre estate and extensively restored. Listed in the National Register, its historic and architectural significance is seen in the intricate details found in the public rooms. Experience Southern hospitality accented by European charm in a quiet and secluded setting with a classic elegance. Each guest bedroom and suite boasts a fireplace, as do two bathrooms. An unsurpassed two-course breakfast may include fresh-baked bread and muffins, a fruit appetizer of Poached Pears with Blueberries or Southern Pecan Peaches and a main entree of Oven-Shirred Eggs or Herbed Goat Cheese Omelette. Relax on one of the piazza rockers after a stroll on the nature path through the wildlife backyard habitat with bridges spanning the woodlands.
For more information visit the website.Rates |
$150 to $200Payment Types Accepted Include Visa, Personal Checks, Master Card and Cash.
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Amenities |
This property has 5 total guest accommodations with private bath, 5 with fireplaces, 1 suite and 1 conference room. The types of beds available include King and Queen.
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Events Hosted |
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Foreign Languages Spoken |
English and Dutch |
Romantic Interest |
Being at Kilburnie is like being in one's own private estate. There is nothing commercial about Kilburnie other than the small road sign. |
Innkeepers Association Memberships |
South Carolina Bed and Breakfast Association |
Describe Garden and Grounds |
Large rectangular lawn flanked by hornbeam trees. open fields dotted with old growth trees, low rolling hills with pastures and woodland |
Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Children Restrictions |
16 years or older |
Cancellation |
Two-week notice required for all cancellations. $35 advance deposit non-refundable but may be applied towards future reservations made within the following year. Reservation cancelled within 14 days, 1 night charge to your credit card unless room is re-booked. Cancellations within 3 days, entire stay will be charged unless room is re-booked. |
Smoking |
Smoke Free Property. |
Other Activities |
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Historic Interest | Built in 1828. Lancaster's oldest surviving antebellum home. Owners hid in attic when the Sherman troops occupied "Lancasterville." Placed on the National Register in 1979. Slated for demolition in 1998. Moved and faithfully restored in 1999. Dedicated by SC Governor Jim Hodges on May 21, 2000. Historic Awards:
Historic Memberships:
Historic sites nearby: Historic Brattonsville (30 miles), Andrew Jackson State Park (8 miles), Hanging rock (20 miles), Lancaster Courthouse anno 1828 (4 miles), Buford Massacre Site (12 miles) |
Recommended Restaurant(s) |
Charley's Cafe, Lancaster. |
Nearby College/University |
USC, Lancaster |