Modern Bourbon Cottage - Lawrenceburg

Step inside our fully updated cottage, 'Bourbon Crossing,' and be greeted by a warm, inviting atmosphere with tasteful decor and vaulted ceilings. Ample natural light illuminates the impressive open-concept living area. Unwind in the comfortable living room with plush seating and a flat-screen TV. A unique spiral staircase leads to the cozy loft bedroom, where you'll find a queen-sized bed, a dresser, and a seating area. The modern, fully equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare a meal, and the cottage also features an updated full bathroom with a walk-in shower. Key Features & Amenities: Living & Entertainment: Large flat-screen TV, high-speed fiber internet. Kitchen: Coffee maker, Keurig, blender, Crockpot, toaster, and bar seating. Comfort: Split unit A/C & heat, linens, and towels.
Outdoor Area: A private patio with seating to enjoy the morning sunrise and a firepit with seating for four to relax in the evening.


★PARKING★
Plenty of street parking for 1 or 2 vehicles or use of the city parking lot next to the home.

Guest access:
Guests will have private and exclusive access to the entire cottage for the duration of their stay. Please note that the separate backhouse on the property is not accessible to guests.

Other things to note:
For our dog owners, we do allow up to 2 dogs in our home. There is a $118 pet fee.

Guests will have private and exclusive access to the entire cottage for the duration of their stay. Please note that the separate backhouse on the property is not accessible to guests.

We respect our guests' privacy and offer a self-check-in process. While we will not be present during your stay, we are always available via the messaging app or by phone should you need any assistance or have questions.

Pet Policy: We are happy to welcome your furry friends! We allow up to two dogs in our home for a one-time pet fee of $118. Please let us know in advance if you are bringing a pet.
Local History: This home was once a convenience store back in the mid-1950s. You will see a photo of the original store by the front door, a nod to the cottage's unique past.