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Mozingo Lakeview Apartment

Relax on your own, or with family, at this peaceful place to stay. Beautiful views of Mozingo Lake, access to equestrian/walking trails, as well as a sandy lakeshore. Minutes from Mozingo Golf course, Mozingo Beach & the Mozingo Event Center. Short 10 min drive into downtown Maryville & Northwestern Missouri State University! Great spot for parents or grandparents visiting college students! Enjoy time on the shared lighted patio and firepit area. Room for boat or RV storage if needed.

Imogene Farmhouse/SunnySide Saloon

Lounge outside in the hammock and watch the cornstalks swaying in the breeze or the cattle grazing. Boardgames, cards, records, & fiber-optic wi-fi to keep you entertained when inside. A kitchenette/bar area to relax & rehash the day's adventures. Located one mile from Imogene, a small but mighty Irish community. Book a tour of the stunning St. Patrick Catholic Church on the hill, wet your whistle at the Emerald Isle Bar & Grill, or bike/walk through the tree-lined Wabash Trace Nature Trail.

Penthouse w/ Boho Loft, Jacuzzi, + Balcony -3 bdrm

The perfect place to unwind! Master room boasts a super comfy king bed, a stylish built-in wall dresser, mock fireplace, as well as a riverfront balcony. Loft is great for lovers of Boho style, queen bed w/ ample space to stretch out for yoga as well as a private crow’s nest balcony! 3rd bed(twin) can be found in a repurposed library room. Take a dip in the jetted jacuzzi tub w/ a sunset view! A full kitchen awaits your cooking needs! Large private dressing/makeup room is a favorite!

The October House

Welcome to The October House —built during the Civil War. Step back in time to experience a different era. However, just like the 1860’s there are a lot of stairs. If you crave a unique historical experience in the exact middle point of historic Brownville, NE then this is for you. Conveniently located directly across the street from The Brownville Market! However, fair warning, this house is not an accessible place for those who can’t handle stairs or do not like the rustic life!

Charming home in small town

Relax with the whole family, including your fur family, at this peaceful place to stay in Sabetha, KS. We have completely renovated this home to make your stay as easy and comfortable as possible. The kitchen is fully stocked and ready to enjoy. The master features a king sized bed with lots of pillows to choose from. A dedicated office space surrounded by windows to brighten up your day in the office. The second bedroom offers a comfy queen size bed.

Modern Charm Meets Small Town

We welcome you to the small town of Bern, Kansas. This modern, charming apartment invites you to experience small town living. Everything you need is in our apartment . The kitchen has all major appliances, dishes and many small appliances. You are welcome to use the town's nearby fitness facility. A washer and dryer is just a few steps away. The Bern Cafe serves lunch M-F and dinner on Sunday evening. Other services are just a 15 minute drive away.

Shop & Stay @ InnJunKtion: Cozy, fun & vintage!

The InnJunKtion is a guest suite within the Union JunKtion, an eclectic vintage/antique/junk store! Have the comforts of a more traditional suite with en suite bathroom, memory foam queen bed, microwave, mini fridge/freezer, water cooler, washer/dryer, etc. PLUS an entire 2,000 square foot historic building (with amazing decor that is ALL available for sale) to browse & shop to your heart’s content!

Malvern Depot

A railroad depot renovated into a bunkhouse located midway on the Wabash Trace Nature Trail. It includes 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, and bathroom with shower. A/C & heat, coffee maker, dorm fridge, microwave, and toaster oven. Linens and towels provided. One queen bed, the other twin bunk beds. The Futon in the living area folds out. Conveniently located 2 blocks from downtown. No pets please.

Art Church Iowa

Art Church Iowa is a re-purposed/desanctified 150 year old Presbyterian Church. Its last religious service was in 1969. Artist Zack Jones purchased the building in 2012 from the Historical Society. Zack originally lived in the downstairs while using the upstairs as a studio space. Zack encourages guests to visit the upstairs but understand it’s not part of the Airbnb rental.