Evergreen Charm in Midtown Memphis

Summary:
Brand new on Airbnb and owned and managed by superhosts of 10 years!
- Heart of Midtown in Evergreen Historic District
- Located directly between Crosstown Concourse and Overton Park/Square
- On the same street as two of Memphis' best fine dining establishments Ecco and Tonica
- 120 year old renovated classic Midtown home
- 8 minutes to downtown, 15 minutes to Graceland, and a mile to Rhodes College and Christian Brothers University
- Fully stocked
- Charming back patio with BBQ Grill

The Space:
Boasting classic Midtown Memphis design and decor, this comfy and quaint bungalow is perfect for a short or long term stay.
Fully equipped kitchen with two full bathrooms with renovated showers. King bed and two full beds, perfect for families.

Guest Access:
Whole house is yours. You will get an access code the morning of your reservation.

The Neighborhood:
Located just blocks from one of the real centers of the city known as Crosstown Concourse. "Crosstown" has become a hub for much of Memphis in the last few years.
Home to:
- Numerous restaurants
- Small scale grocery store
- 2 music venues
- Numerous bars and a brewery
- Coffee shop
- Community radio station
- Many many more!!!

We are just steps from the Vollintine-Evergreen Greenline.
Beneath a canopy of trees, the V&E Greenline runs nearly two miles through the Vollintine-Evergreen historic neighborhood. It’s a slice of nature in the middle of a historic urban area.
The district is part of the greater Midtown area, which is a collection of historic districts at the heart and soul of Memphis.

Getting Around:
Unless walking in the neighborhood, then driving and Uber/Lyft are the only option. Public bus system is very poor.

Other Things to Note:
Also, Fedex is headquartered just 5 miles down the road and planes can be heard going over head every few minutes at specific 20-30 minute periods at specific times during the day or night. It is common almost anywhere in Memphis to hear and see the parade of planes coming through. It is all part of Memphis' sounds and charm.