Fensalden Inn, Historic inn in Albion, United States
Fensalden Inn is a guesthouse located on Navarro Ridge Road at an elevation of about 400 feet, positioned to offer direct views across the Pacific Ocean. The property contains eight guest rooms each with its own fireplace and preserves historic structures including the Water Tower House.
The property began as a Wells Fargo stagecoach stop during the 1850s and included a tavern at that time. Bullet holes visible in the tavern ceiling serve as physical reminders of that era.
The name Fensalden comes from old words describing land touched by the sea and mist, a meaning that connects deeply to this coastal location. You can sense this connection in how the building sits within the landscape and weather patterns here.
The location sits in an area prone to coastal fog during certain months, so plan your visit for clearer weather when ocean views are most visible. Bring layers and be prepared for changing coastal conditions.
The property served as a filming location for the television series The Haunting of Hill House, connecting it to modern storytelling and entertainment. Many visitors overlook this role as a contemporary set, yet it adds another layer to the building's place in cultural memory.
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