$150
/hr
4 hr minimum
8+ hour discount
10% off
COVID-19 Health & Safety Measures
We have a professional cleaner clean our space between guests. All the linens and towels are washed and dried. All surfaces are wiped down. All the floors are swept and cleaned.
All hosts are required to do the following prior to each booking:
- Sweep, mop, vacuum and clean the space.
- Supply a hand washing station with soap, warm water, and paper towels or hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
- Clean common areas allowing guest access including bathrooms, kitchens, and entrances.
- Collect and clean dishes, silverware, and other provided host amenities, if applicable.
- Remove garbage and add new lining to cans.
The following equipment is provided for every guest:
- Disinfecting wipes or spray and paper towels
- Hand Sanitizer
The space has the following features:
- Space has additional space outdoors
About the Space
Welcome to “the country.” My great-grandfather bought this land in 1942 to provide for his wife and five children. He raised cotton until it wasn’t profitable and then tried his hand at raising dairy cows. It was a different way of life back then and one that was unplugged from electricity until the 1940s. I’m told that he often wondered how he would be able to pay for the land. Somehow he found a way and lived on this land until he was 80 years old. Over thirty years ago, my Papa and Granny dreamed of moving back to “the country.” They had this cabin built and finally moved to “the country” in the late 1980s. The cabin sits on a hill overlooking a large yard and pond. The cabin is surrounded by 50 wooded acres of land. My grandparents loved this place and they loved having people visit. Continuing that spirit of hospitality I hope y’all will be refreshed as you spend time in “the country.”
Parking options
Free onsite parking, Free street parking
Parking description
You can fit 15-20 cars by the cabin and several others on the road outside the gate. The parking area by the cabin is gravel and grass.
General Rules
House Instructions:
No Smoking in the Cabin.
Noise: In the evening please keep the noise level down out of respect for our neighbors. Even though we’re in the country, noise tends to travel.
Supplies: There are paper towels, toilet paper, bath towels, and toiletries in the closet at the end of the hall.
Thermostat: Feel free to turn the thermostat to whatever temperature you would like. The thermostat is round and black and is located in the hallway. It's a Google Nest thermostat. To increase the temperature you rotate the outer rim to the right and to decrease you rotate it to the left. To change between air conditioning and heat, press it in and rotate it to the mode you want and then press it in again.
The two bedrooms upstairs have individual AC units and individual baseboard heating units.
Toilets: You may need to hold down the handles on the toilets to make sure they flush completely.
The cabin uses a septic tank so please do not flush anything except tissue.
Floors: Try not to slide the furniture or anything across the floors. The floors are pine and scratch easily.
Pool: If you use the pool, turn the pool pump on by pushing the "ON" button on the side of the pump. If it doesn't turn on try pushing the RESET button on the pool pump plug. Also, in the garage, there is a net if you need to clean any large items out of the pool. Enjoy!
Fridge: The right door of our refrigerator doesn’t always want to close tightly. Make sure it’s closed completely as you use it and before you leave. There are ice trays in the freezer. The ice maker in the door doesn't work but the water dispenser does.
Televisions: To turn on the television you will need to get the Dish remote. The Dish remote turns on both the SAT receiver and the TV. Push the SAT button on the side of the remote if the remote is not responding.
Dishwasher: Place a detergent pod in the container and close the door. Push the ON button. Select 60min. Then press start.
Wood-Burning Stove (Fireplace) - If you build a fire in the wood-burning stove here are some helpful tips.
First, make sure you have the chimney flue open. You open the flue by pulling the top handle out toward you away from from the stove.
Second, use only hardwood in the fireplace. Do not use pine.
Third, position your wood.
Fourth, before you light the fire, light a piece of paper, wood, or cardboard and hold the flame up inside the stove where the chimney begins to go up. This will “warm” up the air in the chimney and create the draft that you will need. Otherwise, the smoke will come into the living room.
Fifth, once you see the smoke begin to rise into the chimney then you can light your fire.
Sixth, Never leave a fire unattended! When you are done with the fire and it has burned down, you can close the doors of the stove. Keep the flue open so that any remaining smoke continues to go up the chimney and not into the house.
Seventh, Before you leave the house check and make sure the fire is out.
Fire Pit: There is a fire pit down by the pond. There is wood in the garage and plenty of fallen limbs around the property you can burn. Feel free to enjoy a good fire but make sure it is extinguished when you’re done. You can use the red bucket in the garage to get water from the pond to pour on the fire to extinguish it.
Pond & Pool: Enter at your own risk. If you enter the pond you need to wear a life jacket.
Leaving Instructions:
Turn the thermostat downstairs to 78 in summer (if the AC is on) and 60 in the winter (if the heat is on).
Set the upstairs window units to DEHUM and set the degrees to 76.
If you use the baseboard heating make sure the dials are turned all the way to the left.
Turn off the TV and satellite box.
Make sure the refrigerator door is closed completely (especially the right door).
Place all dirty towels on the floor of the guest bathroom.
If you made a fire in the wood-burning stove make sure it is completely out before you leave. Leave the chimney flue open and the doors closed.
Place all the trash in the big trash can in the garage. Make sure the top is fastened securely so the critters can't get in!
Turn off all the lights.
Lock the front and back doors.
Put the key in the key box in the garage.
Lock the gate.
We hope you have a wonderful, relaxing, and fun stay at the cabin!
All ages are allowed in the space
Included in your booking
Amenities
WiFi
Tables
Chairs
Coffee
Projector
Whiteboard
PrinterFeatures
Restrooms
Wheelchair Accessible
Kitchen
Outdoor Area
Parking Space(s)
Breakout SpaceDon't see an amenity you're looking for? Ask the host, Ron
Location
Operating Hours
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed