Fuquay Mineral Spring Inn & Garden

Specialties

The Fuquay Mineral Spring Inn and Garden is a Local Landmark and is located in the Heart of the Fuquay Springs Historic District. It is perched on a hill overlooking the Fuquay Mineral Spring Park from which the town gained it name. The Colonial Revival Inn, Carriage House, Gazebo and Garden were built in 1927. The Inn and Garden are the setting for many of the area’s weddings and receptions. The garden setting allows one to communion with nature. The Inn has many special features including its staircase, plaster molding, library, dinning room, and the grand parlor. We have five accomdations including a Carriage House.

History

Established in 2000.

The Inn was built in 1927, the home of the Cozart family. The Cozart family owned and built one of the hotels — The Ben Wiley, celebrating the mineral spring. Dr. Wiley Cozart and his wife Pauline; both were very community minded people, and their home was used for many community functions during the 1920’s through the 1970’s. Dr. Cozart was the Mayor of the town for 10 years, and Pauline was the one of the community’s finest gardeners.

There are around 4,000 properties on the National Register of Historic Places in Wake County, North Carolina the Inn is one of those also, but there are less than 90 that have designated as Landmarks. This is very special honor for our Inn.