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The Bachelorette Suitors' North Carolina Mansion

Tour the New Bachelorette Pad (in North Carolina)!

March 7, 2012 by Angela Elias

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Tour the New Bachelorette Pad (in North Carolina)!

In honor of The Bachelorette star Emily Maynard's Southern roots, the show is packing up and settling into new digs in Emily's hometown of Charlotte, NC. The purported new estate is a sprawling $3.9 million European-style mansion with six bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, an outdoor kitchen and pool, ballroom, billiard room, gym, and playroom. Since Emily is reportedly planning to film out of her own home, that leaves the 12,000-square-foot estate as a possible new home for her suitors. Filled with imported materials and a grand porte-cochère, fit for a horse and carriage entrance, the new abode is something to see! Keep reading to take a peek inside of the expansive estate.

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A grand staircase is highlighted by an ornate banister.

A pillared hallway with slick surfaces reflects light from the hanging pendants.

Tall arching windows allow plenty of natural light to fill the room.

No rugs needed with diamond-patterned floors.

A wood paneled ceiling and stained beams give this large room a cozy vibe.

More architecturally intricate beams are highlighted with crisp white paint to create a beautiful contrast.

A porte-cochère evokes the romantic grandeur of mansions from the late 18th and 19th centuries.

Multiple chandeliers draw the eye toward the carved wood ceiling.

In addition to the windows, a large oil painting and pair of lengthy mirrors help to make the dining room appear even larger.

Ornate gilded details add to the kitchen's palatial appearance.

Patterned rugs and curtains help to create a richly layered effect.

Warm wood and tall built-ins give the library a traditional feel.

A spacious lounging area opens up to a billiards room.

Arching wooden details frame the billiards table.

A closer look at the mansion's iron and wood work.

A fountain adds European flair to the courtyard.

Cascading water provides architectural interest and calming white noise to the pool area.

Billowing curtains give the outdoor area a cabana-like feel.

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