he DuPre House retains much of the ambiance and history of the 18th Century. It exhibits a unique architectural style seldom found outside of New England. One of its most famous owners was Paul Trapier, known as the “King of Georgetown”. The house has undergone several name changes and alterations over the years. The first owner was John Arthur and the local historical society refers to the property as the John Arthur House. The current name is derived from Mary Magdalen DuPre, a French Huguenot whose daughter Susannah purchased the house from Paul Trapier in 1753. Present owners Sam Murphy and Karen Komar are committed to preserving the heritage of this historic dwelling for future generations to admire and study. Antiques and artwork from the 17th, 18th and 19th Centuries adorn the interior.

estled in the historic district of the quaint waterfront city of Georgetown, South Carolina, is the exquisite DuPre House Bed and Breakfast Inn, circa 1740. Experience southern hospitality at its finest. Spend a restful night’s sleep in luxurious guest rooms each uniquely decorated and furnished, with private bath and shower. Awake to a delicious gourmet breakfast and coffee. Enjoy an evening reception with complimentary beverages and hors d’oeuvres.
Relax by the pool, in the heated spa, on the verandas or in the tranquil gardens after golfing, antiquing, sailing, sightseeing or visiting the beach.
A picnic lunch or gourmet dinner will be prepared for guests with advance notice. DuPre House is also an ideal setting for special gatherings such as receptions, tea parties, retirement luncheons and dinners, reunions, business or club meetings, birthdays, anniversaries and other special events. All events receive personal attention with delectable gourmet menu selections.