Sugarneck

The Pavilion at Sugarneck was architecturally designed to match the existing character of the Cabin and constructed to provide a hosting area for weddings and other special events. Generously proportioned at 2,300 sq ft., the Pavilion features 4 covered porches, a large main gathering room, an additional gathering room/dance floor, oversized chandeliers and draped lighting that accentuate the lofty ceilings creating a perfect ambience that compliments any occasion, and wide barn doors with full open access giving unobstructed views of the grounds.

The Post Office is a true historic landmark on the property. It served as the community's post office from 1886–1905. The road you take upon entering Sugarneck was the travel path from Fayetteville to Durham. Travelers would cross the Cape Fear river using Avent’s Ferry hence the naming of the main Highway 42 / Avent’s Ferry Road which takes you to Sugarneck. The newly renovated space is ideal for meetings, small gatherings and private dinners. The covered patio is often used for rehearsal dinners, cocktail hour and a beautiful place to relax.

The Cabin at Sugarneck was originally built in 1874, and thoughtfully expanded in 2015 totalling 1,645 square feet. The interior boasts chef's kitchen with vaulted plank ceilings offering an inviting place to gather in true Southern fashion. With a broad view of the patio grounds and Pavilion, a sunset is never missed from anywhere in the kitchen. A generous living room divides the wet bar and master bedroom, all marked with finely crafted details. A private bath with a stone and tile walk-in shower complete the rustic character of the Cabin’s interior.