House in Gallatin
11 guests · 5 bedrooms · 3 baths
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About this house rental
**Charming 1935 Historic Home, Steps from the Square – Sleeps 11**
Welcome to this beautifully restored 1935 home tucked in the heart of Gallatin's historic district — a place where original character meets thoughtful, modern upgrades. With 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and space for up to 11 guests, it's perfect for multi-family getaways, reunions, or a weekend escape with the whole crew.
Downstairs, you'll find a king bed and a queen bed, offering comfortable main-level sleeping options — great for guests who prefer to avoid stairs. Upstairs, two kid-friendly rooms feature a bunk bed plus daybed in one, and a bunk bed in the other — ideal for little ones — alongside a spacious primary suite with its own king bed, accessed via a somewhat steep staircase.
Outside, enjoy a partially fenced backyard with a swing set for the kids. Parking accommodates 2-3 vehicles, with covered parking for 2 under the carport. Please note the parking entrance is tight, so trailers or oversized vehicles aren't recommended for this stay.
This home is more than just a place to stay — it's a piece of Gallatin's story. Lovingly maintained and upgraded, the property carries decades of history while offering all the comforts today's travelers expect.
Step outside and you're just a short walk to historic downtown Gallatin and the square, with the Gallatin Greenway right at your doorstep — offering nearly 4 miles of paved walking and biking trails. The Greenway connects you toward Triple Creek Park — a hub for summer softball and soccer tournaments — and Gallatin Municipal Park is just as close by car, both making this an easy home base for sports families and tournament weekends. A short drive takes you to Old Hickory Lake for boating, fishing, and waterfront fun.
A note on access: the back entrance involves several steps, so guests with mobility considerations may find the front entrance more accommodating.
Whether you're here for a sports tournament weekend, a family reunion, or simply want to experience small-town charm with big character, this home is ready to welcome you.
To help ensure a smooth stay for everyone, we require guests to sign a separate rental agreement after booking — this will be sent shortly after your reservation is confirmed.
Early check-in and late check-out may also be available depending on calendar availability — just reach out and we're happy to check for you!
Welcome to this beautifully restored 1935 home tucked in the heart of Gallatin's historic district — a place where original character meets thoughtful, modern upgrades. With 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and space for up to 11 guests, it's perfect for multi-family getaways, reunions, or a weekend escape with the whole crew.
Downstairs, you'll find a king bed and a queen bed, offering comfortable main-level sleeping options — great for guests who prefer to avoid stairs. Upstairs, two kid-friendly rooms feature a bunk bed plus daybed in one, and a bunk bed in the other — ideal for little ones — alongside a spacious primary suite with its own king bed, accessed via a somewhat steep staircase.
Outside, enjoy a partially fenced backyard with a swing set for the kids. Parking accommodates 2-3 vehicles, with covered parking for 2 under the carport. Please note the parking entrance is tight, so trailers or oversized vehicles aren't recommended for this stay.
This home is more than just a place to stay — it's a piece of Gallatin's story. Lovingly maintained and upgraded, the property carries decades of history while offering all the comforts today's travelers expect.
Step outside and you're just a short walk to historic downtown Gallatin and the square, with the Gallatin Greenway right at your doorstep — offering nearly 4 miles of paved walking and biking trails. The Greenway connects you toward Triple Creek Park — a hub for summer softball and soccer tournaments — and Gallatin Municipal Park is just as close by car, both making this an easy home base for sports families and tournament weekends. A short drive takes you to Old Hickory Lake for boating, fishing, and waterfront fun.
A note on access: the back entrance involves several steps, so guests with mobility considerations may find the front entrance more accommodating.
Whether you're here for a sports tournament weekend, a family reunion, or simply want to experience small-town charm with big character, this home is ready to welcome you.
To help ensure a smooth stay for everyone, we require guests to sign a separate rental agreement after booking — this will be sent shortly after your reservation is confirmed.
Early check-in and late check-out may also be available depending on calendar availability — just reach out and we're happy to check for you!
Amenities at The Storybook Stay / Woodson Historic District
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Map of Gallatin
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