Historic Cottages
of Eureka Springs

Rivendell

• Queen bedchamber with dark mahogany dresser and walnut headboard
• Spacious living room with sleeper sofa
• Dark walnut farm table and ladder back chairs
• Bath with large whirlpool spa for two, framed by two columns and antique stained glass
• Private balcony surrounded by the green mossy rock and ferns of the Eureka hillside.
• Wet bar, mini-fridge, microwave, coffee maker, gourmet coffee, assortment of complimentary teas, cocoa, soda, juice, and bottled water.
• Saturday 4 o'clock complimentary wine, beer, and cheese
• Cable TV/VCR/DVD
• Stereo and CD player
• Central Heat/AC, ceiling fan
• Iron / board / hairdryer
• Off-street parking

Located downtown, snuggled back against the rock cliff walls that give Eureka Springs its magic, the Rivendell Cottage was the summer cookhouse for the Peabody House Historic Inn, and the cold storage cave still exists behind the cottage. Converted with gracious décor and modern amenities, Rivendell offers a private haven from everyday worries.

Maximum Occupancy: 3

Cricket

• Two bedrooms - Queen bed and full bed
• Double Jetted spa/shower
• Fireplace
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Dining room
• Porch with rockers
• Patio with seating
• Comfortable cotton linens
• Coffee, tea and popcorn
• Iron/board. Hairdryer
• CD/Stereo
• TV/VCR/DVD
• Heat/AC/fans
• Telephone
• Parking
• Maximum Occupancy 4
• Children and pets welcome with well-behaved adults

Maximum Occupancy: 4

A private, two-bedroom cottage in the heart of downtown Eureka Springs, this turn-of the-century “kit” Victorian was all the rage as a miniature version of the popular house style of the time. The first company to develop these mail order homes was Aladdin, and the Cricket Cottage is a prime example of their handiwork. Offering a comfortable area of space, this Eureka Springs cabin features hardwood floors, stained glass, and eclectic antiques.

Buchman

• Queen bed on main level
• Sleeping loft with twin bed and dormer with queen mattress
• Whirlpool Spa/Shower
• Full kitchen
• Deck with view of woods
• Cable TV/VCR
• Gas fireplace, A/C, ceiling fan
• Iron/board
• Off-street parking
• Stereo and CD player
• Children welcome with well-behaved adults

Resting at the end of a private driveway in the woods, this circa 1906 Eureka Springs cottage is secluded and private, yet only a 15-minute stroll to downtown. Deer and songbirds frequent a natural spring viewed from the porch. An excellent example of a Victorian era “kit” home, the Buchman's design was created by Aladdin -- the first American company to make Mail Order Homes. Fun Fact: The cottage's bay window was an “extra” and quite a fancy one for such a small cottage!

Maximum Occupancy: 5