A real charmer built in 1915 , pet friendly , located next to Mark Twain lake.

You will be welcomed into a charming 1915 home furnished with a lot of period correct antiques. Home has unique loft area/bedroom. There are also 2 bedrooms on main floor. This home is turnkey, backyard is fully fenced for approved pets. This house has everything you will need to enjoy the quaint, small town charm of Perry Missouri. We have included a covered gazebo , a multitude of entertaining areas with your choice of gas or charcoal BBQ grills and all accessories. Also a garage for plugging in boats and a huge parking area in back for rvs etc. If you so chose not to enjoy the backyard , step around to the front porch. You will be able to set on the glider and watch / listen to a very cool rock waterfountain, or enjoy the hospitality of small town America . This property is situated next to a beautiful city park, there is a hometown IGA grocery next door, so no worries if you forgot anything The best part is this is it's 10 min from the world famous Mark Twain lake and all it has to offer, which includes wineries, boating, fishing, hunting. Or visit Mark Twains birth place. If this is too much , and you just want to take it easy, there is also a great city lake, Perry Lake, a few blocks away with excellent fishing. Perry MO is also well known for antique shops . Come enjoy some time with your family, you'll want to come back. It is worth noting that there is plenty of parking in driveway and beside/behind the house. Parking is totally free, and part of this property. No worries about someone taking your spot.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs less than 50 lbs per pet (limit 2 pets total).The backyard is fenced in for pets..About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 1:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking allowed: in designated areas.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:Events allowed: family gatherings, birthday parties, weddings.Maximum event attendees: 25,Obviously common sense applies here..