Cabanes à Mount Eden

« Cozy farmhouse that feels like home. We were on the farm but we had our own private place. We fully felt at home and enjoyed being on a farm with Polled Herefords, Angus, on one side and horses grazing on the other. Postcard perfect Americana barns dotted the landscape of rolling hills and fences. This farmhouse has gorgeous antiques so you feel back in time but yet it’s up to date and well maintained with all the amenities you need. The kitchen is fully stocked where you can even enjoy a...

« We loved the setting, the cabin, the fire pit, and the rooster crowing! Great water pressure. Just perfect for us. »

« We were headed back to Columbus, Ohio from Nashville and wanted a quaint place to spend the evening. This cabin was great. Very historic and full of charm. Loved the screen porch. Would come back. »

« Everything you could expect from a thoughtful Vrbo family farm. A little off the beaten path, and peaceful location. Cute animals. Comfy place to stay. Close enough to all the local attractions! »

« Great location, close to Frankfort, Louisville and Lexington. Theater room was amazing! »

« We had a great stay, and the owners were fantastic. Plenty of sleeping arrangements for 4 people, and everything worked properly. You can enjoy a nice walk down the property to the lake or grab some wood for a fire. Great listing for a nice little getaway. Would definitely stay here again. »

« This unique property adjoins a nature park that helps you forget that you are in a metro area. It's a calming experience. We enjoyed the absence of TV screens. The resident dogs are friendly. »

« Very charming cabin and decorated authentically. We were very comfortable and also treated to an afternoon snack upon arrival as well as tasty breakfast items for each day. We enjoyed a walk down the road by the stream, but unable to canoe in the lake. Our host and hostess were very nice and friendly and very accommodating. Delightful experience. We enjoyed a visit to Bernheim Forest and rode the Bluegrass rail bike in Versailles. »