The home’s original owner, John H Dickman, bought it in 1899 for $125. Mr. Dickman worked in Covington’s thriving garment industry through the 1930’s. As a nod to Mr. Dickman the main room is tastefully decorated with line drawings of women’s fashion from that era. Welcome to The Historic John H Dickman House, a stunning piece of history nestled in the heart of Covington. This fully renovated home is teeming with details of its past, from the beautiful arched doorways to the hardwood floors that add to its timeless charm. And with the heart of Covington in your backyard, you won't be lacking for adventure either! Check out nearby Devou Park with its epic views of the Cincinnati skyline and nature trails, or fire up the grill and take advantage of the fenced-in yard with sunny patio and outdoor seating. This charming retreat is a luxurious space for your absolute comfort, and all the best of Covington and Cincinnati is at your fingertips! As you step inside this stunning home, you'll immediately notice the perfect blend of historic details and contemporary finishes. Every inch of this space has been thoughtfully designed to create a chic and comfortable environment for you to relax. Sink into one of the stylish armchairs and catch up on your favorite movies or shows on the large smart TV, or get adventurous in the modern kitchen and whip up delicious meals with the stainless steel appliances and cookware at your disposal. Whether you're in the mood for casual barstool seating or a more traditional experience at the dining table, this home has it all. And if you're feeling like exploring the neighborhood, there are plenty of dining options just minutes away! This home sleeps 4 guests in either the private bedroom, furnished with a queen size bed, or the living room with full sized murphy bed that folds out. The home’s stunning bathroom features a walk-in shower with luxurious tile work to match the vibrant vanity. THINGS TO NOTE: - Street parking available on 12th St., Hermes and Watkins St where permitted - Washer and dryer in unit. Just across the Ohio River from the Bengals Stadium, Riverfront Park, and Great American Ballpark, The Historic John H Dickman House is within easy reach of some of Cincinnati’s most popular attractions. Beyond this area, there’s still so much more to explore. From Cincinnati’s street art revolution which has transformed neighborhoods with 180+ public murals, to its serious beer culture, revitalized historic neighborhoods with trendy shopping and dining like Over-the-Rhine, and authentic Art Deco architecture and design, this culturally diverse city is a can’t-miss destination. Back on the Kentucky side of the river, you’re in prime Bourbon Trail territory. Check out distilleries and sipping points where you can sample Northern Kentucky’s bourbon, often paired with traditional southern foods. No matter what you decide to explore, one thing is for certain. The Cincinnati metropolitan area has no shortage of experiences to try during your stay at The Historic John H Dickman House. There are many amazing attractions nearby, these are just a few: MainStrasse Village: A historic neighborhood known for its charming streets lined with shops, restaurants, and bars. It features German-inspired architecture and hosts various festivals throughout the year. Roebling Suspension Bridge: A stunning bridge spanning the Ohio River, connecting Covington, KY, with Cincinnati, OH. It is an iconic landmark and offers picturesque views of both cities. National Underground Railroad Freedom Center: Located in nearby Cincinnati, this museum explores the history of slavery, the Underground Railroad, and contemporary human rights issues. Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal: Housed in a magnificent art deco building, the Cincinnati Museum Center offers various museums and exhibits, including the Cincinnati History Museum, the Duke Energy Children's Museum, and the Museum of Natural History & Science. Newport Aquarium: Situated just across the river in Newport, KY, this popular attraction features a wide array of marine life, including sharks, penguins, and colorful fish. It offers interactive exhibits and educational programs. Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden: One of the oldest zoos in the United States, the Cincinnati Zoo is known for its diverse collection of animals and beautiful botanical gardens. Great American Ball Park: Home to the Cincinnati Reds baseball team, this modern stadium offers an exciting atmosphere for sports enthusiasts. Catching a game here can be a fun experience. Taft Museum of Art: Located in Cincinnati, the Taft Museum showcases an extensive collection of European and American art in a historic house setting. Cincinnati Art Museum: Another notable museum in Cincinnati, it houses an impressive collection of art spanning different periods and cultures. Eden Park: This scenic park in Cincinnati features beautiful gardens, walking paths, and overlooks offering panoramic views of the city and the Ohio River. These attractions offer a range of cultural, historical, and recreational experiences. Enjoy exploring the area! Food and grocery option nearby include: Kroger: Located at 1525 Madison Ave, Covington, KY 41011, Kroger is a well-known supermarket chain offering a wide range of groceries, fresh produce, meat, dairy products, and household essentials. ALDI: Situated at 3215 Madison Pike, Covington, KY 41017, ALDI is a discount supermarket that provides a variety of affordable groceries, including fresh produce, pantry staples, and household items. Remke Markets: Found at 501 Crescent Ave, Covington, KY 41011, Remke Markets is a local grocery store offering a selection of groceries, deli items, fresh produce, and bakery goods. Save-A-Lot: Located at 416 Scott Blvd, Covington, KY 41011, Save-A-Lot is a discount grocery store that provides a range of affordable groceries, including canned goods, frozen foods, and fresh produce. Dollar General: Situated at 110 Pike St, Covington, KY 41011, Dollar General is a discount store that offers a variety of groceries, household items, and personal care products at affordable prices. Bouquet Restaurant - A farm-to-table restaurant known for its seasonal menu and elegant atmosphere. Commonwealth Bistro - A cozy spot with a focus on local ingredients and a menu inspired by Southern and Appalachian cuisines. Wunderbar - A German inspired gastropub offering a variety of beers, sausages, and other European dishes. The Gruff - This restaurant offers a menu featuring elevated pub food, including burgers, sandwiches, and craft beer. Frida 602: This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine and offers a wide range of tacos, burritos, and other dishes. Keystone Bar & Grill: This restaurant offers a casual atmosphere and a menu featuring American comfort food, including burgers, mac and cheese, and more. Libby's Southern Comfort: This restaurant offers a menu featuring classic Southern dishes, including fried chicken, mac and cheese, and gumbo. Permit #20220640 Please note that requests for late checkout must be received no later than 10:00 AM local time on the day prior to your departure. Early check-in and late checkout are based on availability and require approval, and may be subject to an additional fee of up to $60.00 depending on the number of additional hours requested. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in arranging.