—PREMIERE LOCATION: The S. Lamar Historic District in Oxford, Mississippi
—Enjoy a 10-minute walk to the Oxford Square
—Relax on a 20-minute walk to the Grove
—Wifi: 1 gigabit fiber internet
—Era: 1950's Bungalow Apartment
—Cleanliness and Comfort Are Top Priorities—For the safety of our guests we continue to follow CDC & Vrbo’s protocols for sanitizing and disinfecting our property. It is our highest priority.

—Kathleen's Review: "We chose this cute cottage over staying at the Graduate Hotel and we made the right choice. It's an easy walk to the Square, and walking through the pretty Bailey Woods trail to campus was the No. 1 reason we chose this property, and I’m so glad we did. Why mess around with Ole Miss parking when you can just walk through the woods (or down University Ave.) to get there? Loved it."

—Nic's Review: "Everything from the communication to cleanliness of the house, this cottage has all you need. Walkable to the square, Faulkner’s home, and Ole Miss campus it allows you to walk wherever you want to go. Lesley and her husband were extremely welcoming and took extreme pride in their home. Will definitely come back for all future trips to Oxford. Cannot recommend this place enough if your looking for a quiet place in the best town ever."

Just a few blocks from restaurants, shopping and nightlife, this 1-bedroom apartment is the perfect retreat for any occasion. Located in The S. Lamar Historic District, a few blocks from the Oxford Square, the quaint apartment is nestled on a half-acre lot. You'll enjoy all the Southern charm this updated and restored 1950's one-bedroom apartment has to offer.

Need a Long-Term Rental in Oxford, MS?
Please contact us for your long-term rental needs. Are you moving to Oxford, MS and need a place to land for a few months, before signing a long-term lease? Are you building your dream home and need a place to live locally, while coordinating projects with contractors, electricians and plumbers? Maybe you just want to enjoy Oxford for a season? Reach out and let us know how we might be able to help you enjoy the Oxford-life! Our calendar books up fast, so plan ahead.

Apartment Set-up:
++Deck overlooks the backyard, table-seating for eight and a gas grill.

++There is a double-set of locked adjoining doors between the Apartment and the Main House. Solid core doors give privacy and noise reduction between the two homes.

++The apartment has a Private Entrance and off-street parking for two cars. The off-street parking is a big bonus on ballgame weekends. We are just 5 minutes from Bailey Woods Trail where you can walk through the woods at Rowan Oak (four houses over) to enjoy a wonderful walk to the Vaught Hemingway football stadium, Ole Miss baseball field and the Grove.

Apartment details:
The Apartment is well appointed with original white oak wood floors, old heart pine floors in the kitchen, original 1939 Hot Point metal kitchen cabinets, marble countertops, a gas-insert fireplace, LCD TV, Queen-size sleeper sofa and a large back deck, 12’ x 20’, offering a great outdoor area for dining.

A short walk to Ole Miss ballgames, and you're only one block from Rowan Oak, William Faulkner’s historic home. If you love nature, you will enjoy the walk through Bailey’s Woods Trail that links Rowan Oak, to Vaught–Hemingway Stadium, Tad Smith Coliseum and Swayze Field.

If there is anything we can do to make your stay more memorable, please don't hesitate to ask. We love helping celebrate special occasions, and helping coordinate a variety of services for our out-of-town guests.

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FYI: Our property is four houses over from William Faulkner's historic home where you will find Bailey Woods Trail.
A National Recreation Trail, Bailey Woods Trail links Rowan Oak, William Faulkner’s historic home, to the University Museum. Stretching approximately 3,000 feet, the trail takes about 20 minutes to walk, and bikes are not permitted on the trail. Bailey Woods is a heavily wooded area that William Faulkner was known to walk through. The trail was officially opened in 2008 and is a popular spot for hikers, UM classes, families and pets. The trail is incorporated into educational programming at the Museum in order to get children and visitors outside and active.