Leaning Tower of Alpine

Welcome to the Leaning Tower of Alpine! It's old, it's rustic, it leans a bit.... but it's an awesome location in the center of downtown Alpine over looking the main street, train station, and is upstairs above the cutest little souvenir shop you've ever seen. The space The building is one of Alpine’s original structures. Built in approximately 1898 as the Alpine Furniture Store, (we said it was old) the building housed the Valadez Grocer for many years in the mid- 1900’s. After sitting vacant, the building saw a fresh start as Murphy Street Raspa in the early 2000’s (they had the best snow cones) and most recently as Murphy Street Provisions (that cute little souvenir shop we mentioned earlier). The upstairs loft-style unit provides a rustic space with modern conveniences scattered throughout, including a king size bed. And that lean.... is about 2 1/2 degrees. The floors are the original hardwood so they can be a bit rough in some areas. Walking barefoot may cause some discomfort. The kitchenette has a sink, microwave, coffee maker and a small refrigerator. It is not a fully equipped kitchen. If you're looking for something different than a chain hotel room - this is it! Guest access Guests will have access to the entire second floor. The only access to the loft is the private outside access for guests. Parking can be found in the back of the building under a small carport. Other things to note STR PERMIT# STR-2025-04-03