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The Apothecary Inn is located on the outskirts of historic Jacksonville, in southern Oregon. It is found just off of Scenic Highway 238, with breathtaking views of the neighboring vineyard, Valley View. The Inn resides on five acres of fenced pastures, majestic oak trees, and a seasonal creek. It is a working mini-ranch, and the innkeepers are breeders of registered pack & fiber llamas, nigerian dwarf dairy goats, angora goats, & miniature donkeys. There is also a flock of assorted chickens.
The Inn is centrally located only 15 miles from Applegate Lake, and 9 miles from downtown Jacksonville. Spend a day shopping in town, or go explore the hiking trails and excellent fishing of the lake! For paragliders, Woodrat Mountain is mere minutes away!
At Apothecary Inn, you will find quiet nights, elegant suites, hearty breakfasts, and the joys of animals all around you. The Inn's grounds are personally maintained by the owners, and consist of various herbs, vegetables, orchards, flowers, and (their specialty) old garden roses - grown specifically for their botanical business, Sangue di Dragone (www.sanguedidragone.com). Sit on a bench in one of these gardens, listen to the fountain, and watch the animals at play in the pasture. Yet another option is to sit out on the deck (or relax in the hot tub) with a glass of local wine and an excellent view of the neighboring winery.
Most of the furnishings at the Apothecary Inn are antiques*, giving it an appeal quite uncommon in comparison to other bed and breakfast facilities. The Apothecary Inn is the perfect getaway for antique collectors and enthusiasts. The owners collect antiques as a side hobby, and most of their items are on display at the Inn. Be sure and ask them about their bottle collection!
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This is a non-smoking inn. We regret that we cannot accomodate pets or children under the age of 13 years.
*Because of the valuable nature of the furnishings at the Inn, careful inventory is taken before and after each guest stay. Thiefs WILL be prosecuted to the fullest extent! The innkeepers ask that you treat their home and possessions with respect. Please do not damage or steal any items.
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