Vacation Rentals By Owner In Duluth, MN

$436.31

BEACH FRONT, PARK POINT, RARE FIND

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Your slice of Park Point paradise awaits you. Updated 2-bedroom beach front home with newer central A/C and gas fireplace in the Lake Superior room. Enjoy Duluth's lively bar and restaurant scene by night and the endless recreation opportunities by day, Includes use of stand-up paddle board which has kayak seat option and premium Italian-made six person Surrey bike which is great for Park Point's bike lane. Fall in love with Duluth and enjoy the magic it has to offer. The best realtor in town explained that the VRBO license lottery system in DLH is rigged which is why we have only a standard rental license that limits us to one guest per month (minimum ten night stay at $390 per night with the option before or during your visit to add up to 20 nights for only $100/night additional (which reduces the rate for a one month stay to $195/night). Thanks for looking, -Todd & Park Point Crew

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6

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$866.96

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Private Vacation Home

Duluth Pike Lake beachfront home with dock and huge yard

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Your cozy getaway awaits in Duluth at this beautiful house. With 3 bedrooms, a cozy fireplace, and large deck guests will have plenty of space to relax. Enjoy yard games, hammock and kayaking on the lake. Down the road from the Pike Lake Beach Club. Conveniently located close to downtown Duluth and the North Shore of Lake Superior for extra adventure.

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11

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Cottage

Pumphouse on Lake Superior I 200’ Lake Superior Frontage I Incredible Views

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

https://www.duluthpumphouse.combrbrWelcome to the historic Pumphouse on Lake Superior with 200' of lakeshore! The Pumphouse is one of Duluth's iconic and historical properties. This home was originally designed by John Wangenstein in 1860 as the water pump house for the City of Duluth but was abandoned when the new pump house was built in 1897. Miss Elisabeth Congdon purchased it and hired renowned architect Harold Starin to convert the pump house into an absolutely stunning French-style home. Enormous 8' windows face the courtyard and London Road, while a terrace along the entire length of the home overhangs Lake Superior. French doors frame the large living room and its commanding view of Lake Superior and the Aerial Lift Bridge. This stunning 3,100 square foot French home sits on 200' of lakefront on London Road. The Pumphouse faces southeast for beautiful sunrises and overhangs Lake Superior. The home features large multi-paned French windows, French doors, 10-foot ceilings, a Pullman-style kitchen, period chandeliers, four gas fireplaces, and other unique elements. You can enjoy a fire in our fire pit next to the lake or leisurely escape to the terrace to listen to the many sounds of the lake. There are two flights of stairs going from the parking area to the lakeside Pumphouse (which may be challenging for those with mobility concerns). We are located lakeside on London Road, just a short drive to Duluth's downtown restaurants, entertainment, and Canal Park. PL19-166. Road Construction;brPlease note: London Road (Hwy 61) will be under construction during the 2026 season, beginning in late April and continuing into the fall. During this project, northbound traffic on London Road will remain open, but southbound traffic will be detoured to Superior Street through portions of the work area.brFor guests, the main impact will be extra travel time when heading south toward downtown Duluth, Canal Park, and other western parts of the city. The detour is expected to affect travel patterns for much of the construction season, so we recommend allowing a little extra time when arriving, departing, or planning outings. Our goal is to make your stay as smooth as possible, and we simply want guests to be aware of the roadwork before arrival. For the most current project details and detour maps, please review the official MnDOT information below:brMnDOT project page:brhttps://www.dot.state.mn.us/d1/brprojects/londonroad/index.htmlbrDetour map PDF:brhttps://edocs-brpublic.dot.state.mn.us/.bredocs_public/DMResultSet/brdownload docld=39105429

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5

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$389.14

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Private Vacation Home

Fantastic Home-Walk to Lake Superior, close to Canal Park, Hospitals.

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

You will fall in love with this newly renovated historic home located a few blocks away from some of Duluth's most famous attractions including Lake Superior, making this the perfect location for your ideal Northland experience. This home is conveniently located between the North Shore's hiking trails and parks, steps away from the iconic Canal Park waterfront district and downtown Duluth where you will find unique restaurants, breweries, shops and attractions. A short 3 block walk from the home and you will find yourself on the Lakewalk, an 8 mile long paved trail stretching from Brighton Beach on the east end continuing through Bayfront Festival Park and into the Lincoln Park Craft District. Using the bikes provided or your own, you are mere minutes from the best Duluth has to offer. Half a block away is London Road on the famous Grandmas Marathon course where you can cheer on the runners every June. Close to UMD and CSS. brbrbrAs you enter this 100 year old home from a covered patio into the entry of the free flowing main level including the living room, dining room and kitchen, up the stairs on the second floor you will find 2 bedrooms with Lake Superior views and the new modern bathroom with a tiled shower. The basement features laundry to clean up after a long day hiking, biking or playing in the sand.brbrbrThis tastefully decorated home features-brbr*Bedroom 1-King Bed with a Nectar mattress, 43 LG TV with streaming capabilities, Walk in Closetbrbr*Bedroom 2-Queen Bed with a Englander mattress, 43 LG TV with streaming capabilities, Walk in Closetbrbr*Living room-Full size leather couch suitable for sleeping, love seat, 50 Samsung TV with streaming capabilitiesbrbr*Dining room- Table with seating for 4brbr*Kitchen- Breakfast bar seats 2, new kitchen with amenities including pots, pans, cooking utensils, kitchen towels, coffee pot, toaster, microwave, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, cleaning suppliesbrbr* Basement- Washer/Dryerbrbr*Outdoor space- covered patio with lake views and seating, private backyard with seating. 2 bikes available for sightseeing. Off street parking for 2 vehicles in the driveway. Convenient location close to the freeway.brbrbrThe owners are available via text/phone from 8am to 10pm for questions or concerns. Contact info will be provided at the time of your booking. Check in info will be provided 1 day prior to check in through email and/or booking platform. Check in is at 4pm and check out is 10am. brbrOpportunity for early check in/late check, based upon availability, may be possible for an additional fee. Please contact owners for availability. brbrNo parties are permitted at this rental.brNo pets/animals are permitted.brMaximum guest allowed 5.brbrbrThis is a licensed rental registered with the City of Duluth permit#BVDU2303-004

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$370.59

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Private Vacation Home

Enjoy Duluth's best trails/parks from our backyard with Outdoor Sauna

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Location is the key with this beautiful home! Nestled quietly in the woods on the base of Spirit Mountain. Walk out the back door and enjoy a multitude of things to do including mountain biking, down hill and cross country skiing, snowmobiling, hiking, and much more. Across the street is the Munger Trail for those that prefer to bike and hike on pavement. The St. Louis River is located right down the road for boating, fishing, or kayaking. Lake Superior/Canal Park and Park Point is within a short 15 minute drive. You will also find the craft district full of restaurants and breweries within 10 minutes.brbrThe spacebrEnjoy the whole newly remodeled home. There are two private bedrooms (Bedroom #1 has one queen bed and Bedroom #2 has two twin beds). There is a full bath with two sinks, tub/shower unit, and toilet. Enjoy the open living space with a gas fireplace, cozy leather furniture and solid wood floors. There is a brand new kitchen with fridge, dishwasher, microwave, oven/range, and coffee pot along with a dining space to relax and eat. Out back there is a deck with a grill and patio table to enjoy the outdoors. The lower level has another living room with another full-size bed (this considered the 3rd bedroom) and bathroom with a walk in shower. Relax and kick back with a large fire pit to warm up and roast some marshmallows. There is also a barrel sauna for your use. You will never want to leave! (Side note: There are two securities cameras located outside to protect our home and guests. No parties or events are allowed. Must approve extra guests or 6 during booking). License #PL22-007

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$329.12

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 302

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 302, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This one-bedroom unit in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District is on the third floor and features a plush queen bed and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area for extra guests.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite Netflix originals on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit is located on the third floor hallway, please note that this property does not have an elevator.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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$334.8

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 301

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 301, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This one-bedroom unit in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District is on the third floor and features a plush kind bed and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area for extra guests.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite Netflix originals on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit is located on the third floor hallway, please note that this property does not have an elevator.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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$425.33

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 203

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 203, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This two-bedroom unit in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District features two bedrooms one with a plush king bed the other a queen bed. For your extra guests, the living room is equipped with a queen sleeper sofa.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite Netflix originals on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit is located on the second floor hallway, please note that this property does not have an elevator.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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$334.83

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 202

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 202, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This one-bedroom unit in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District features a plush queen bed and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area for extra guests.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite Netflix originals on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit is located on the second floor hallway, please note that this property does not have an elevator.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 201

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 201, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This one-bedroom unit in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District features a plush king bed and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area for extra guests.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite Netflix originals on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit is located on the second floor hallway, please note that this property does not have an elevator.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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$424.94

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 101

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 101, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This apartment in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District features two bedrooms both with plush queen beds and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area for extra guests.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite shows on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit, 101, is conveniently located at the end of the first floor hallway, so you won't have to carry your bags too far.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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Luxury Craft District Suites | Unit 102

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to Duluth Press 102, a stay where history and architectural excellence meet. This one-bedroom unit in the heart of Lincoln Parks Craft District is handicap accessible and features a plush king bed and a queen sleeper sofa in the living area for extra guests.brbrThe gourmet kitchen, stocked with top-of-the-line appliances from GE and culinary tools from Goat Hill Marketplace, is a chef's dream. You'll find a Ninja crockpot, blender, and premium knives ready for your culinary adventures. Relax with a game of cribbage or cards from Frost River, or enjoy your favorite Netflix originals on the LED smart TV in the living room. The bathroom is a haven of luxury, boasting spacious showers and a lighted makeup mirror for that perfect touch. brbrArt lovers will be delighted by our resident artist, Jonathan Thunder's studio downstairs, and the building's display of local artist Anna Bailey's work from BaileyBuilds.brbrWhen hunger strikes and you're ready to explore the local cuisine, we've got you covered. Just flash your Duluth Press reservation at OMC, Duluth Grill, Corktown Deli, or Burger Paradox. They'll treat you like a VIP and whisk you straight to the top of the list!brbrExperience comfort and luxury in The Historic Duluth Press Building. We can't wait to welcome you!brbrDuluth Press Building History:br1915 W. Superior St. aka The Duluth Press Building was built by architects Radcliffe & Willoughby in the year 1894.brExtant Missouri native Hugh Wetmore spent much of the 1880s working as a reporter for the St. Paul dispatch before moving to Superior in 1890 to write for the Superior Evening Telegram. The next year he established a newspaper in Duluth's west end called The Union Workman: The People Press. According to Duluth journalist Paul Lundgren the paper was the official organ of The Duluth Trades and Labor Assembly. The following year Wetmore began courting Helen Cody, sister of Buffalo Bill Cody. Hugh and Helen wed in July 1893, the same month Helen took over as the paper's business manager. That September the paper's name was changed to The Duluth Press. By then Buffalo Bill Cody owned half of the business and financed the construction of a building to house it along the upper 1900 block of west superior street. After the building opened in 1894 Helen hired her daughter Mary Jester as its city editor and organized the Zenith Press Club, consisting solely of women. The next year she advertised the publication as The Women's Paper of the Great Northwest. The periodical didn't last long, they published their final issue on August 29, 1896. Since then the building has housed other publishing companies, apartments, and various other businesses.brbrThe Lincoln Park Craft District is a treasure trove for every shopper. You've got Frost River creating timeless canvas packs, from handbags to canoe bags. Duluth Pottery showcases some of the area's finest ceramics and art. Free Air Life Co. and DLH are the go-to spots for the fashionable adventurer's clothing needs, and there's so much more to discover! After you fall in love with the cookware in your Duluth Press kitchen, you can shop for all of these items at Goat Hill Market Place. Goat Hill is also a fantastic spot to find local and handmade items from vintage goods to craft supplies, it's a shopper's paradise.brbrLincoln Park is an ideal spot for a family day out! With a protected bike lane, exploring the neighborhood on foot or bike is a breeze (when it's not snowing, of course). You can enjoy a leisurely ride along Superior Street, suitable for all ages and abilities. Don't forget to take a break and enjoy some local takeout at the picnic spot on the corner of Superior Street and 19th Avenue West.brbrVisit the Duluth Children's Museum as it is quite the wonderland for kids! It's a place where imagination and education intertwine. Located at 2125 W Superior St, it's a short drive from your location. The museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits designed to engage children and spark their curiosity. From science and culture to arts and crafts, there's something for every young explorer. The museum also hosts special events and programs, making each visit a unique experience.brbrLincoln Park Craft District Restaurants & Breweries:br- OMC Smokehousebr- Duluth Grillbr- Corktown Deli and Brewsbr- Burger Paradoxbr- 109 Coffeebr- Bent Paddle Brewing Cobr- Love Creamerybr- Ursa Minor Brewingbr- Duluth Ciderbr- Wild State CiderbrbrOther Local Spots:br- Historic Canal Park: Duluth Press is just a few miles away from Historic Canal Park and Duluth's one of a kind Aerial Lift Bridge, making it just a quick drive to many fantastic restaurants, bars, boutiques, coffee shops, art galleries & more.br- Lake Superior Zoo: Check out the Lake Superior Zoo only a short drive away. Lake Superior Zoo is an indoor/outdoor zoo with big cats, primates & a barnyard, plus tours on a mini train & a cafe.br- Spirit Mountain: Adventurers and Outdoors lovers check out Spirit Mountain, a recreational mountain featuring wintertime downhill skiing & a summertime adventure park.br- Enger Golf Course: A scenic and well-maintained golf course located at 1801 W Skyline Pkwy. It offers a challenging yet enjoyable golfing experience with beautiful views of the city and Lake Superior.brbrPets - Don't worry about leaving Fido home alone! We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrAccess - For your convenience, you can pull into the designated drop-off spot near the back door to unload your luggage quickly and easily. Simply enter the building through the back door using the unique code provided to you. Your unit, 102, is conveniently located at the end of the first floor hallway, so you won't have to carry your bags too far.brbrParking - Complimentary parking is available for guests staying at the Duluth Press Building. To access the parking lot, turn into the alley off of either 19th or 20th street and look for the designated parking area with signs for the Duluth Press Building. Each unit has assigned parking spots, so please be sure to park in the space(s) designated for your unit. If you have an electric car the closest plug-in stations are across the street behind the Frost River Trading Company building. brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!

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Large Lakeside Cabin

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Come experience lake life! brbrThis newly remodeled lake house is the perfect retreat for you and your group. Featuring 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, this property can easily accommodate 14+ guests. Just a block from the public beach and park, and minutes from the Boulder Lake Cross Country ski trails, you find plenty to do during any season! brbrWant to bring your boat Snowmobile or ski equipment We have storage space! You may also launch your boat down the road and park at our dock. brbrTake advantage of the full kitchen or grill on the back deck while overlooking the bay. If you don't want to cook, visit the Island Lake Inn resort next door for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. They also offer takeout and off-sale beer, wine, or liquor if there is anything you forgot to bring! They also have premium fuel for all of your machines. brbrOn the upper level you will find 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A couples retreat with a queen bed, the long hallway room, with 2 queen beds, and a family suite with a king bed and full over full bunk bed featuring newly refinished en suite bathroom. brThe main floor has a cozy room with full size bed and a 3/4 bath as well as a pull out couch. All bedrooms and the main living space feature Roku enabled televisions and wireless internet access. brbrAmenities:br*Highspeed wireless internet br*5 televisions with Roku capabilities br (streaming accounts required, or use free trials)br*Full kitchen with all equipmentbr (list of inventory available upon request) br*On site laundrybr*Iron and miniature ironing boardbr*High chairbr*various books and gamesbr*all towels and linens suppliedbr*extra pillows and blankets availablebr*cleaning supplies and laundry detergent available br

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RiverWest Rivers Edge -River View - Hot Tub-Pet Free

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to River's Edge a pet free home! Outdoor Hot Tub with breathtaking views of the St. Louis River and convenient access to the water, 12 trailheads, and Spirit Mountain, this cozy and luxurious retreat is stocked with family-friendly amenities to make your stay enjoyable. Whether you plan to spend your days enjoying Minnesota's beautiful outdoors or writing a novel, the eclectic, eco-conscious interior of River's Edge invites you to sit back and relax when you're ready—although you may want to rise early to enjoy a beautiful sunrise! When you're not outdoors enjoying nearby kayaking, boating, biking, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, or snowmobiling, slide a pizza into the indoor pizza oven, enjoy a board game, or find a spot to nestle with the perfect book. Whether you have just run Grandma's Marathon, skied Spirit Mountain, or enjoyed the wondrous outdoors, you'll enjoy access to an athlete's self-care kit to help you work out any kinks at the end of the day. 20% off Bike and Ski rentals at Ski Hut Adventures.brbrThe two-floor layout of this spacious rental maximizes flexibility for large groups or extended families. Each floor contains two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and one cot. The top floor features open, entertaining spaces with a fireplace, dining area, full kitchen, and covered deck overlooking the river. The entry floor features its own river-view covered patio, a pullout couch in the sitting area, a coffee bar, and a small workspace. There is also a EV charger station in the garage.brbrMake River's Edge the perfect base for your next adventure and book your stay today. Incredible memories await!

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$642.35

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Toledo Blue House-Spacious 5 bedroom, 2 living rooms & large outside area.

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Spacious Retreat for Families & Gatherings!brbrWelcome to your perfect getaway locate in central Duluth between U of MN-Duluth and College of St. Scholastic! This beautifully appointed 5-bedroom home offers everything you need for comfort, entertainment, and convenience—whether you're relaxing with family or reconnecting with friends. Short drive to Sprit Mountain!brbrSleep in Pure Comfortbr• All Beds feature new mattresses (1 King, 2 Queen, All Twin beds) for a restful night’s sleep.br• Plenty of space to accommodate large groups without compromising privacy.br Room to Spread Outbr• Two inviting living rooms—upstairs and downstairs—each with their own Smart TVs (65 upstairs, 55 downstairs).br• Great for movie nights, game days, or quiet reading time.br Gourmet-Ready Kitchenbr• Open layout with ample storage, ice maker, dishwasher, and a suite of small appliances to make cooking a joy. Also available to use an outdoor Gas grill.br• Perfect for preparing group meals or enjoying late-night snacks.brbrLaundry Made Easybr• A large laundry room equipped with folding table, iron, and ironing board—making longer stays totally hassle-free.brbrExtra Amenities & Outdoor Funbr• Access to a one-car garagebr• Enjoy evenings around the bonfire area with an elegant iron outdoor table setbr• Challenge friends to a game of cornhole in the spacious yard.brbrThis home is more than just a place to stay—it's an experience designed to bring people together in comfort and style. Whether you're planning a family vacation, weekend retreat, or a work-from-home escape with flair, you'll find everything you need right here.br________________________________________

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Park Point Beach House on Lake Superior, near shops

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Experience the charm of Flagship Rentals` Duluth Beach House on the shores of Lake Superior in Park Point. With direct beach access and soaring vaulted ceilings, it`s the perfect getaway just minutes from downtown amenities! brbrRelax with breathtaking `million dollar` lake views and a spacious outdoor deck. Secluded yet close to Duluth attractions, it`s the perfect blend of privacy and accessibility. Experience serenity at Flagship Rentals` Duluth Beach House.brbr• A signed Rental Agreement and a government photo ID are required for all reservations via a trusted third-party process to access our property. brbrAs a guest, you will enjoy exclusive access to the top two levels of this beach home, which include four bedrooms, two full bathrooms, and a half bath; a fully equipped kitchen; a dining area that seats six (6); and a living room with several large windows offering a spectacular view of Lake Superior. Up the spiral staircase, you will find the 4th bedroom, 1/2 bath, and a dedicated computer desk and reading nook. The home also has a large front yard facing the lake. The shared parking pad accommodates three cars on the left side; additional street parking is available. brbr*Guest Private Use and Access: Guests have exclusive private use of the 1st and 2nd floors of the home (4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and the front yard and large deck overlooking Lake Superior). brbr*Separate Owner`s Suite: The home`s lower level (basement) includes a private owner`s suite and attached garage, ensuring there is no cross-traffic or shared living spaces. Its separate entry guarantees your complete privacy. Guests cannot access or use the lower-level owner`s suite, owner’s patio, or attached garage. The owner reserves the right to access and utilize the separate private owner`s suite at any time. We prioritize our guests` privacy.brbrFlagship Rentals is a family-owned vacation rental company operating since 1984. We take pride in ensuring that all our properties are well-maintained for years of enjoyment.brbrOur pricing is set for four guests at the home. Any additional guests beyond the initial four will incur an extra $30 per guest. We provide this `value-added service` to ensure you`re billed only for the actual number of guests, not a flat rate for the entire property. This pricing structure aims to offer savings and flexibility to our guests, accommodating changes in group size or allowing smaller groups to stay with us. If the number of guests alters after booking, please inform us, and we will adjust the rate accordingly. We are dedicated to being flexible and accommodating, understanding that plans can changebr• The booking guest must be at least 25 years old, and the responsible party must be present throughout the reservation unless otherwise negotiated. brbrOur pricing is set for four guests at the home. Any additional guests beyond the initial four will incur an extra $30 per guest. We provide this `value-added service` to ensure you`re billed only for the actual number of guests, not a flat rate for the entire property. This pricing structure aims to offer savings and flexibility to our guests, accommodating changes in group size or allowing smaller groups to stay with us. If the number of guests alters after booking, please inform us, and we will adjust the rate accordingly. We are dedicated to being flexible and accommodating, understanding that plans can changebrbr• Strict policies against parties, events, or excessive drinking.brbr• Occupancy limits and quiet hours are enforced in this residential area. brbr• A signed Rental Agreement and a government photo ID are required for all reservations.brbr• A refundable damage deposit of $195 preauthorization will be placed on your credit card. It will be released 14 days after checkout, unless there are any damages or issues.brbr* All month-to-month (30 days or more) reservations require renters` insurance.

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$273.2

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Private Vacation Home

Just a mile up from Lake Superior located in the middle of Duluth!

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Urban Silent Sports Retreat is a house built in 1908 with all original wood floors, that is centrally located a mile up from beautiful Lake Superior. brWe are set up for everyone but geared to the silent sports folks like skiers, bikers, hikers! brThis spacious three bedroom, full bath and a half house with full unfinished basement and attached garage has plenty of safe storage for your bicycles, Nordic skis, canoe's and kayaks! Basement is set up for waxing your Nordic skis and we have some bikes and Nordic skis available for renters.brbrWe just finished up our back deck! We now have a table, chairs and you can enjoy the sunshine! Our front deck has a nice porch swing and is covered for enjoyment even in inclement weather!brbrWe opened another rental June 1st 2 miles from Wisconsin Point ! 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom sleeps 6 and we can rent it for just one night unlike this one! Rent both if you have a larger group! brbrIf you are looking for posh, planning to party, smoke at all, do drugs or drink excessively, you'll have to find a different place to rent.brbrIf you want a very quiet house in a nice established neighborhood to use as your home base while you paddle the rivers, bike, run, hike or ski the trails of Outdoor Magazine's top outside town, this is your place!brbrHome, with much of it's original woodwork, is located less than a mile from Chester Bowl and Bagley which have both running, mountain biking, and Nordic ski trails. brbrThe home is just blocks from being on the Duluth Traverse, less than a mile from Chester, Leif Erickson, and Bagley. We are centrally located so you can quickly get to Spirit Mountain, Superior Hiking Trail, and so, so, so much more!!!brbrYour hosts spend most of their free time on the numerous trails and bodies of water in the area and would love to share their knowledge with you to help you plan your excursions! We have extra snowshoes, skis, bikes, kayaks and can also direct you to other places to rent. Want us to take you out on the trails Teach you how to ski or snowshoe That is our passion we would love to!brbrLimit of 7 people, pets only upon approval, $75 pet fee. brbrOur home is a safe, secure, licensed rental PL20-089 .brbrCheck in is after 3pm and check out is 10 am unless we are vacant after you, then you are welcome to stay all day, just ask us...we are super flexible if it's empty before or after no extra charge! We recently added a ring doorbell on the front door and will be putting a camera in the garage also.

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Beachfront Apt with Hot Tub, Near Canal Park

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Welcome to North Coast Escape a comfortable lower level 2-bedroom apartment with beach access. Ideally located a stone's throw away from Canal Park and the Aerial Lift Bridge, you're right in the center of Duluth's vibrant dining and entertainment scene, with an abundance of local shops to explore. Enjoy your vacation with a path straight to Park Point Beach! Park Point Beach is a hidden gem, a tranquil oasis where the world seems to slow down, grab a paddle-board or kayak off the shared rack and head down to the lake. Nestled on the world's largest freshwater sandbar, it stretches for miles, offering an expansive shoreline that's perfect for long, serene walks. The entire lower level basement apartment and patio is all yours to relish. Just keep in mind, there's a tenant upstairs, so you might hear a footsteps now and then.brbrNorth Coast Escapes open layout invites you to make memories with your loved ones in the spacious living room and kitchen. Retreat to the comfort of the two bedrooms to recharge after a busy day, both bedroom featuring plush king sized beds. The living room has two addition sleeping space with two twin sleeper sofas. Utilize the patio and enjoy outdoor seating, or head down the shared beach path with a paddle-board or kayak.brbr- Paddle-boards and kayaks are on the rack in the backyard and are shared between this property and the neighboring property. brbrDuring the bustling summer months, you might experience what locals call Bridged, which can take anywhere from 5-25 mins. But hey, it's a great excuse to kick back and watch the majestic boats glide by! brbrPets - We're more than happy to accommodate up to 2 dogs at our place. There's just a small fee of $75 per dog. If you want to know more about our rules and regulations for bringing your furry friend, we've got all the details for you in our house rules and regulations.brbrTransit - While having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrOur awesome guest service team is here to assist you from 8am to 9pm. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a ring. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We'll primarily communicate through the booking platform and/or email, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive all the details at 3pm on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm. Check-out is 10am. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. We're here to make your stay amazing!brbrVACATION RENTAL HOUSE RULESbrbr1. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS a) All Guests (and any Visitors) must comply with all House Rules and any other instructions from the Property Manager during their stay; and b) Guests must notify the Property Manager of any disputes or complaints from neighbors as soon as reasonably practicable.brbr2. NOISE AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD a) This Vacation Rental is suitable for children of all ages! Guests are fully responsible for the safety and security of their children at all times, as well as any disturbance caused to other residents in the Neighborhood; b) Guests and Visitors must keep noise to a minimum as not to disturb the occupants of neighboring properties – especially during nighttime hours (10pm – 8am), and upon arrival and departure; c) Excessive noise is prohibited at all times and may result in termination of the vacation rental agreement, eviction, loss of rental paid and extra charges which may be deducted from the Security Deposit;brbr3. VISITORS a) Guests are allowed a maximum of 4 visitors at any time during their stay. b) Guests are responsible for ensuring maximum visitor numbers are not exceeded; and that visitors are complicit with these House Rules.brbr4. FUNCTIONS a) Parties and large gatherings of any kind are strictly prohibited at the Vacation Rental; and b) Any small gathering must comply with other rules set regarding Noise, the Neighborhood and Visitor numbers.brbr5. PARKING a) Guests and any visitors are to comply with parking regulations and other requirements set out by the property manger and show consideration to neighbors and other vehicles; please use the designated parking.brbr6. SECURITY a) Any time Guests leave the Vacation Rental, it is their responsibility to ensure all windows and doors are closed/locked to maintain security and prevent rain and water damage. b) Guests must switch off the lights, air conditioning, fans, electronics such as televisions when not in use to promote energy saving.brbr7. SMOKING a) Smoking is not permitted inside the Vacation Rental; and b) Cigarette butts must be disposed of properly (in large trash cans located outside property or off property all together) and not thrown on property grounds. Failure to do so will result in a deduction from the security deposit.brbr8. PETS a) IF dogs are permitted at the Vacation Rental; b) Specific rules regarding Pets at the Vacation Rental are as follows: Please keep pets off all furniture and be sure to have on a leash at all times when outside of the home. Also be sure to clean up after your pet and dispose of waste in the trash bins located outside of property. Please respect neighbors by limiting the barking of pets on the property; c) A maximum of 2 dogs are allowed at the property; for short term reservations the pet fee is $75/dog, for extended stays the fee is $150/pet. All mention of pets denotes DOGS ONLY, no other pets are permitted.brbr9. DAMAGES AND BREAKAGES a) All Damages and Breakages must be reported to the Property Manager as soon as reasonably practicable. Failure to report them will likely result in a penalty deduction from the security deposit. And; b) To avoid Damages and Breakages, no furniture is to be moved from one room to another without prior agreement.brbr10. CHECK OUT ARRANGEMENTS a) Please be sure to lock all doors and leave both sets of keys back in the lockbox. Check out is at 10am - if you need a later checkout please contact me as soon as possible to make arrangements.brbr11. EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS: a) In the event of an emergency relating to the Vacation Rental, your emergency contact is: Heirloom Vacation Rentals 218-409-4885 b) In the event of all other emergencies please call 911.brbr12. COMPLIANCE a) Breach of any of these House Rules is a breach of the Terms and Conditions of occupancy as per the Rental Agreement. b) The Owner and Manager reserve the right to terminate permission to occupy and to evict from the Vacation Rental, any Guests or Visitors who refuse to follow these House Rules or who cause a nuisance to neighbors or other residents of the community.

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$701.86

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Park Point Oasis | On Lake Superior | Duluth

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

Treat yourself to a beautiful and relaxing getaway right on Duluth's beautiful Park Point. When you walk through the doors of this 3 bedroom, 3 bath home you will be filled with a warm and welcoming feeling as you enjoy the large windows that overlook the harbor side of Park Point. This modern home is perfectly set up with meaningful details of comfort and quality. Just 2 minutes from Lift Bridge Downtown Duluth public Park Point Beach just across the street, Park Point Oasis is calling your name!brbrThe kitchen is a spacious and bright room equipped with all the things you will need to prepare meals during your getaway. The dining room boasts a large dining table that overlooks the beautiful Harbor and has a large sliding door to enjoy the patio, direct lake access!brbrThe gathering room right off the dining space offers a sectional couch and smart TV to enjoy on those rainy days. Wander upstairs to find all 3 bedrooms. The harbor side master bedroom features a king size bed, gas fireplace, on- suite full bath, walk-in closet with family friendly amenities such as a baby bathtub and pack n' play crib for the little travelers, and a breathtaking view. Down the hall the second bedroom features a bunk bed full size lower with a twin size upper and closet while the third bedroom features a full size bed with trundle bed and full closet. Lastly between both bedrooms is a full bathroom.brbrFully enjoy park point living with the provided amenities of kayaks & lifejackets, indoor game closet, Cornhole, pickleball set, beach chairs, umbrella, and beach toys for the kiddos. Step outside and enjoy the panoramic sunset over your own private dock right in the harbor for fishing, boating or kayaking right in your backyard. We provide all kitchen and bathroom essentials, as well as additional blankets, Duluth Coffee Company Coffee, Free WiFi, laundry and dryer and private parking with a garage for bike storage.brbr→ CONTACT USbrOur guest service team is here to assist you from 9am to 6pm, 24/7 for emergencies. If you have any questions or need anything, just give us a call. You'll find our contact information in your booking confirmation. We primarily communicate through the call or text, so keep an eye out for important check-in info. You'll receive a digital guidebook with all the information about your reservation and the property 10 days prior to arrival if applicable, 5 days prior if applicable, and at 10am on the day of your arrival. Check-in time is at 4pm (early request can be made through the digital guidebook). Check-out is 10am (late request can be made through the digital guidebook). We're here to make your stay amazing!brbr→ TRANSITbrWhile having a car is recommended for convenience, no worries if you don't have one. Duluth has got you covered with plenty of public transportation options to explore the area. You can hop on the Duluth Transit, or take advantage of ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft. And if you prefer traditional taxis, there are many other taxi services available too. So, whether you're cruising in your own car or using one of these convenient options, getting around won't be a problem at all. Enjoy your adventures in Duluth!brbrThis property is managed by Heirloom Vacations a professional property management company with years of experience and tens of thousands of glowing reviews. Our dedicated team ensures this property is impeccably maintained and cleaned to hotel standards. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities, and we're here to make your stay seamless and memorable.brbr→ PET POLICYbrTo preserve the condition of the property, pets are strictly prohibited. Any damages caused by pets will be assessed and may incur additional charges at the discretion of management.

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$731.61

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RiverWest Goldies - Sauna - Dog Friendly

Duluth, Minnesota, United States

When staying at RiverWest you will receive 20% off Bike and Ski Rentals at Ski Hut Adventures. Welcome to your dream home with a sauna located at the base of Spirit Mountain. With direct access to 12 interconnected trail systems, this residence offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities including downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, and exploration, making it the perfect destination for family fun and adventure. brbrInside, the kitchen is complete with modern appliances, a dining area, and all the essentials needed to prepare delicious meals. The living area is cozy and inviting, featuring a fireplace and a smart TV for entertainment. Additional amenities include air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a washer/dryer for your convenience.brbrJust minutes from I-35, the eclectic Lincoln Park craft district, and a short 12-minute drive to Canal Park, this home combines convenience with scenic beauty. Whether you're planning a getaway with extended family, friends, or your team, this location provides the ideal retreat. Plus, with its connection to 12 trailheads, there's no shortage of excitement and exploration. Dogs allowed.

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