Ideal Getaway, Perfect Location!

This vintage 1940s home sits on a beautiful, tree-lined street and oozes charm and character while giving you everything you need to enjoy a tranquil and comfortable stay in the heart of Greeley.

Wake up and enjoy coffee on the back porch or sleep in after heading to nearby downtown Greeley and enjoying dinner and drinks at a local restaurant or brewery.

Our home can hold up to ten people, but is also cozy and quaint enough for two.

We care deeply about your health and safety. Because of that we ensure that our cleaners are disinfecting all high-touch surfaces, such as light switches and doorknobs, after every booking.

Distance to local attractions:
UNC - 2 blocks
Glenmere Park - 4 blocks
Downtown Greeley - 0.8 miles
Island Grove Regional Park - 1.8 miles
Colorado Model Railroad Museum - 1.2 Miles

Outside of Greeley:
Centerra Shopping Center - 15 miles
Old Town Fort Collins - 23 miles
Estes Park - 43 miles
Rocky Mountain National Park - 52 miles

Guests will have access to the entire house.

Check-in with detailed instructions provided and a smart lock with keypad. Local hosts and co-hosts are alway close by for whatever you might need!

This little bungalow is in the historical Cranford neighborhood. The neighborhood is full of character with a variety of unique, beautiful old homes. We are neighbors to the most beautiful spot in Greeley - Glenmere Park. The house is also within walking distance of two of our favorite coffee shops - Margie's and The Blue Mug.

This home is within walking distance of a few coffee shops.
There are two grocery stores within 5-10 minutes away by car.
The house is a block away from a city bus stop.

The house was built in 1940 and because of that there are a few little quirks. So you don’t run into any surprises during your stay, here are a few things to note about the house.
- To get to the downstairs bedrooms and living areas you will walk through the laundry room. We’ve tried to make it as pretty as possible but let’s face it- it’s still a laundry room
- The front door needs a little force to be shut all the way. If you don’t, sometimes the wind will blow it open.
- Some of the interior doors don’t latch very easily, but with a little love they all close fully.
- The stairs down to the basement are a little steep.
- The downstairs living area has a lower ceiling due to duct work. If you’re tall watch your head as you walk in.