Magnolia House Walk 2 Brewery/Bars/Restaurants

* Superhost property * 2400 sq ft 2nd + 3rd floor space *Private patio w BBQ * 65 4K TV + Wifi + Bedroom TV's * Onsite, secured parking for 4+ vehicles * Bike score 85 ('Very bikeable') * Fully equipped + stocked kitchen * Extremely safe neighborhood * 3 Full Bathrooms + Towels and Sheets * 12 min drive to downtown Louisville * 10 min drive to Churchill * 1/2 acre backyard This is the 2nd and 3rd floor of a 115 year old Mansion. We open this listing during the week or weekends theentire Mansion has not been booked. A great opportunity to experience the Magnolia House for a more economical price. When you rent this home the first floor will remain unoccupied.There are 2 private entrances into the home.All guests receive a unique keyless code a few days before checking in.We live in town so feel free to call or text us with questions about Louisville or recommendations for restaurants or bars. We will do everything we can to make your stay enjoyable and comfortable.In 1912, a streetcar line was extended down Bardstown Road to Douglass Boulevard, where it looped around and went back toward downtown. Most houses in Highlands-Douglass were built in the 1920s, as undeveloped land closer to the Original Highlands became nonexistent and the outer Highlands became popular. However, due to the great depression, development in the eastern portion of the neighborhood slowed greatly, and would not be completed until 1952. This stopping and starting of development explains the mixture of scattered historical revival and craftsmen houses - typical of the early 20th century - with mid-century ranch-style houses along Valletta, Moyle Hill and Millvale roads in particular. North of Douglass, in portions built in the boom years of the 1920s, the heavily upper-middle class subdivisions were stocked with houses built in Historical Revival styles. Colonial, Tudor, English and Dutch Revival styles are dominant. South of Woodbourne, homes are somewhat more modest brick and frame bungalows.I highly recommend using ride-sharing services: For $20 in Uber credit, use my code - ericc236 For $20 in Lyft credit, use my code - daniel4661Please remember that you're staying in a house, not a hotel. Please treat the space with respect. If any problems arise, we will do our best to take action ASAP. We know and respect our neighbors and neighborhood.

Quiet hours begin at 9pm. No outdoor patio and deck area use past 10pm. Don't be loud or the neighbors will call us.

Q: Can I smoke in the room A: No, and if you do, we’ll add a $250 cleaning fee onto your total bill. Q: Can I vape in the room A: That’s smoking.