Seay's Historic Inn

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Seay's Historic Inn

155 East Court Street, Rocky Mount, VA 24151
(540) 330-3290
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Historic Home converted in to two private lodging units. Walking distance to many places in Rocky Mount like; The Harvester, Wedding Venues, Restaurants, Breweries and Distillery. 

First Floor is one Bedroom with a Queen bed. An entire apartment with complete kitchen, washer/dryer and bathroom with tub/shower combo. Log cabin part is thought to be from late 1700s. Private entrance.

Second floor unit is spacious bedroom with King bed and 2nd bedroom has a full size futon with a kitchenette. Bathroom has a shower. Private entrance.

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