• The former residence of actor Charleton Heston and his wife Lydia.
• Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
• Listed on the Asheville/Buncombe Historic Register.

Featured in July 2000 Vegetarian Times magazine for excellence in accommodation, food, and hospitality.
...stay at Beaufort House, an immaculate bed and breakfast just north of downtown. This beautifully renovated Victorian is a wayfarer's dream, with big bedrooms, great service and--best of all-- fabulous vegetarian food. Prepared by owners Jim & Christina Muth, Beaufort House's breakfasts are out of this world. Even if you're not vegan, you owe it to yourself to taste the savory tofu quiche. With notice, we will bake a lemon-berry coffee cake topped with tofu cream that leaves most dairy desserts in the dust.

Featured in April 1999 Southern Living.
"I can't begin to tell you how much we so enjoyed our stay," begins Debbie Dalin, of Cooper City, Florida, when she wrote us about the Beaufort House in Asheville, North Carolina. Then she eloquently described the 1894 mansion with 11 guest rooms (most of which have a fireplace and/or a two-person whirlpool), gardens, white wicker rockers, and a bountiful breakfast served by the owners.

Recently, some of our signature recipes have been chosen to appear in there nationally published cookbook 'Dining by Design', a conglomeration of gourmet recipes accompanied by beautiful photography. We are honored to have been chosen for this book.

Beaufort House has been awarded the #1 Bed & Breakfast in Western North Carolina by local publication "Mountain Express."

The Beaufort House has been featured in National Geographic Traveler's magazine.

Our Gardens were chosen to appear on the cover of a nationally published TIME/LIFE book on 'Back Yard Gardening' and are being scouted for future photo shoots.

The Savannah Cottage Room was chosen as the backdrop for a photo shoot for Casey Kellar's nationally published "The Natural Beauty & Bath Book" in 1997.