Accommodations

This newly remodeled 3,000 square foot loft condo is located in a beautiful brick warehouse built in 1927 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The master and two guest bedrooms include a variety of premium new mattresses including Helix, Purple, Bear, Nectar, and Layla. Both guest bedrooms feature 10’ tall windows fitted with blackout shades and noise machines. Tucked between the two bedrooms is a cozy desk area for work or school. Highlights of the master bath include a vast walk-in shower, jacuzzi tub, and double sink with ample counter space. Stretch your legs in the spacious living room that includes plenty of comfy seating while you check out the 65” Roku TV. Alternatively, work at the bar height table or Restoration Hardware corbel desk that was hand-carved from reclaimed teak. A new custom epoxy floor is juxtaposed against historical 'Abilene' brick steps that lead to the elevated master bedroom where a substantial king bed, lounger, and 55” Roku TV await you. The master closet is set up with two twins and one queen bed; another twin bed can be provided upon request to be used in a common space. The warehouse is located in the up-and-coming SODA district and mere blocks from the heart of downtown Abilene. 

Primitive Camping Only: Johnson Park (5-sites) and Seabee Park (4-sites) flush toilets; no drinking water; fishing and board ramp; no fee or reservations (48 hour limit)

Aquatic Vegetation: Stargrass, bulrush, pondweed, smartweed.
Predominant Fish: Largemouth bass, white crappie, blue catfish, flathead catfish, white bass, hybrid striped bass, freshwater drum.
Recreation: Sail boating, water skiing, swimming at your own risk, excellent winds for wind surfing.
Water Clarity: Stained to muddy and red colored in the upper end

This separate guest house with a large, inviting porch sits between the 1937 rock home and Elm Creek. It is surrounded by gardens and is a bird sanctuary.

Free manager's hospitality nightly.

This 1,500 square-foot Bent Tree neighborhood home has been recently renovated with new furnishings, bedding, and decor. You enter on a river-rock entryway, can enjoy a porch running almost the expanse of the home, diagonal-facing home in an extremely quiet neighborhood. From projection clocks, white-noise machines, full-length mirrors and black-out blinds in every bedroom to a KitchenAid mixer and place settings for ten in the kitchen, this home has everything a traveler may need. Dine at a table sourced from a St. Louis convent or at the spacious bar and chat with the cook. Tuck yourself away to work at the desk in the master bedroom or lounge on the sofa in the living room.

For peace of mind, a commercial ozone machine is used as part of the cleaning protocol between each stay.