Historic Weaver House of Ozark

Take a step back in time! Built c.1855 by Ozark pioneer John Weaver, the historic Weaver House is the oldest standing structure in Ozark. Its connections to the Civil War, the historic Ozark Mill, and the vigilante group known as the Bald Knobbers make it a truly unique and special destination. Located across from Finley Farms, The Ozark Mill, and the Finely River Park, this special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit and create memories that will last a lifetime! The space Built in the mid-1800s, the historic Weaver House is a two-story structure with approximately 1000 square feet of living space. Probably considered to be a large house when it was originally built, it is relatively small by today's standards. It has two bedrooms (with a queen bed in each) and one full bath upstairs. Please be aware that the full-bath is also relatively small by modern standards, and that guests must share the bathroom. There is, however, a small half-bath downstairs (no shower or tub). The kitchen is small but adequate, with a refrigerator, a stove/oven, a small breakfast center, a coffee maker, and other amenities. There is a sun room in the back of the house, which includes a table that seats six, and a beautiful bar area for mixing and serving drinks. Guest access You will have access to the first and second stories. Access to the carriage house and the basement is off-limits. Other things to note We have three-tier pricing, depending on what your purpose is: (1) Regular guests can book at the prices listed, however, (2) GHOST-HUNTING GROUPS and (3) SPECIAL EVENTS on the Weaver House grounds have separate pricing. If you are a GHOST-HUNTING group or hosting a SPECIAL EVENT, please message us for pricing. Once we have the details for your request, we will then message you with a pricing offer that you can then accept or decline.