Alquileres vacacionales en Vermontville

The Apartment on Fourth

A warm and cozy space located in the heart of downtown Lake Odessa, MI., steps away from quaint shops, restaurants, the village park and beach. The Apartment on Fourth features a living room with exposed brick walls, antique oak fireplace, flat screen TV, and comfortable seating. The full sized kitchen has an island with seating for four, and everything you need to prepare all of your meals. A cozy bedroom features exposed brick walls, TV, and a luxurious queen bed for a restful night’s sleep.

Lovely Vintage B&B Charm! By Marshall & I-69 5 min

Enjoy the peaceful charm & ambiance of a restored vintage B&B! Perfect for a romantic getaway, personal retreat or family trip, it’s private, quiet, has views of 200 acres of lovely woods & is beautifully decorated with comfy vintage and cottage style furniture. Amenities include wine Welcome Basket, yummy breakfast items, Starbucks coffee, luxury bedding, Premium TV channels & BOSE speaker! 5 min from I-69, come stay & see why guests call The Cottage a cozy, charming “home away from home!”

Peaceful Retreat in Charlotte

Escape to our updated, clean guesthouse at the end of a private, paved road, offering the perfect blend of a peaceful setting and convenience. Just a mile from I-69, our cozy guest home provides easy access to local attractions and is a cost-effective, convenient place to stay for events at The University of Olivet, Michigan State, local wedding venues, Firekeepers Casino, and more! Whether you're passing through or looking for a relaxing getaway, our guest home is ideal for your next stay!

The Feral Skoolie

Nestled on 4 acres and located in the heart of Waterloo recreation area, this 280sq ft skoolie boasts comfort and eclectic energy! Sure to please the outdoor enthusiast, the property is surrounded by public land with the Pinckney Waterloo Trail crossing at the end of our driveway, and several nearby lakes. Located 30 minutes to Ann Arbor, 15 minutes to downtown Chelsea which offers plenty of great eats and drinks, 20 minutes to downtown Jackson, 10 minutes to Sandhill crane winery.

Peaceful, woods,near Battle Creek, Casino, Golf.

Relax with your family or group at this peaceful home with abundant natural space to explore and play. Large, outdoor patio with adjacent firepit, waterfall/ frog pond, bird and hummingbird feeders bring nature closer to you. Half mile of trails through the 20 acres of woods. Preserved 1960's era kitchen and bathroom elements create a comfortable, Retro atmosphere for your visit. Close to Battle Creek, Marshall, Golf, Firekeeper's Casino, Charlotte, MI.

Stunning Studio

Lovely one bedroom studio just a four minute walk from Marshall’s beautiful historic downtown! Shop, eat, and explore this bustling community with a small-town feel! Enjoy our full itinerary of local events, or explore other wonderful local communities. Marshall’s proximity to intersecting state highways I-94, and I-69 offers a perfect spot to access all the bounties the State of Michigan has to offer. Come explore the Great Lake State in comfort and style!

Outpost Treehouse

The lookout inspired Outpost Treehouse (not actually attached to a tree) sits in a white pine forest in the middle of a 50 acre active farm. The 15 hand crafted windows allow for great views watching out for Michigan wildlife--White tail deer, turkeys, owls, coyote have all been spotted from the elevated wrap around deck. The biggest regret that guests have noted is “we wish we would have stayed longer”!

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Eppstein House

PLEASE NOTE: there are several opportunities in July for a one-night stay. Please enquire. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The Eppstein House is a rare architectural gem situated in the same region as Wright’s Meyer May House in Grand Rapids, the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, and the lovely beach town of South Haven. A unique opportunity to call this amazing home your own for a couple of days!

Frank Lloyd Wright's Goetsch–Winckler House

Experience a rare glimpse of Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision for Usonia 🟥 Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1940, the Goetsch–Winckler House is widely considered to be one of the most elegant examples of Wright’s Usonian ideal. Note: The home does not have air conditioning. If you prefer greater comfort during the summer, we recommend the FLW Meyer House in Galesburg, MI.