Barn in Carthage

This spacious studio in a shady forest is a clean newly remodeled open unit. A 50 in smart TV is provided. It has a comfy queen sized bed, a full sized fridge, sink and microwave and a new cozy gas stove/fireplace. Guests have access to a shared space with electric stove, washer and dryer and additional bathroom with large shower. You will be surrounded by scenery consisting of a 44 acre lake, gardens, and woodlands filled with animals and a vast variety of birds and a new swimspa to share. The space Escape to this picturesque, tranquil studio nestled in the heart of the forest—a true hidden gem for nature lovers and those seeking a relaxing getaway. This newly remodeled, open-concept unit offers a perfect blend of comfort and rustic charm, making it ideal for a romantic retreat or peaceful solo escape. Inside, you’ll find a cozy queen-sized bed, a 50” smart TV, and a gas stove/fireplace to warm your evenings. The unit includes a full-sized fridge, sink, and microwave, with access to a shared kitchen featuring an electric stove. Guests also enjoy a shared washer, dryer, and a second bathroom with a large shower. Step outside into scenic woodlands teeming with wildlife and a diverse variety of birds. Explore private walking trails, unwind in the new shared swim spa, or simply soak in the serenity of the surrounding gardens and a 44-acre lake. This rustic retreat offers the perfect balance of natural beauty and modern convenience—whether you’re looking to reconnect with nature, celebrate a special occasion, or just get away from it all. Guest access You will have access to the downstairs apartment. There is an entry way to the upstairs on the west wall of your unit. Large groups can rent out the entire barn if they choose to do so. You will have your own bath and kitchenette. As mentioned early you have access to the hospitality room as well as an outdoor living space with a gas grill and a outdoor sink. You will also have access to a new 8 x 14 swimspa which is in the outdoor living area. Other things to note It's probably easiest to get to this locale via 336/136.....my lane is only 4 miles North of the interstate and 1 mile West at the first crossroads. I recommend this route because it rarely floods and the path is easy....look for 3 mailboxes at the end of the first gravel road heading North on 1800. There is a duck on an old green bike and several chickens. Head North down the lane and park under the carport of the big red barn.