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Transformed: The Inn at Crestwood

When renowned architect Claus Moberg and his interior-designer wife, Jean, went looking for a spot to build a summer home on for their family, they found a partial apple orchard between Boone and Blowing Rock, N.C., with an amazing 180-degree view. It was perfect. In 1948, they purchased 30 acres for a total of $750 and began drawing plans for a gorgeous summer getaway.
The original home—along with son Steve’s architectural renovations aimed at preserving the original character of his father’s vision while respectfully enhancing its modern potential—opened to the public in 2004 as the Inn at Crestwood.

For the complete story, please read the Summer 2008 issue of Marquee Mountain South.

1 Comment »

1. Great article on Crestwood and my hubby.
   Thanks Linda - great job!

   Comment by Lori Andrew — August 20, 2008 @ 1:07 pm

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