A 1929 craftsman, seven-tenths of a mile from campus — two suites, a Gameday weekend with the bar out back, and a porch worth losing an afternoon on.
One craftsman, three ways to stay.
A 1929 craftsman in the Putnam District, walkable to everything that makes Fayetteville feel like Fayetteville — campus, Dickson Street, the stadium, and the Saturday Farmers Market that's been running since 1973. Two short-term suites stack around a long-term residence, and on big game weekends both suites book together with the bar out back as Gameday. It's family-run, the old way: when you message the property, one of us answers.
Pick your floor.
Ground-floor queen suite with its own entrance and the porch it's named for. Coffee out front, campus a short walk away.
View the suite →A quiet king suite up top with a private balcony over the neighborhood. Look hard enough and you can see the stadium.
View the suite →Both suites combined for the group, an outdoor bar for before and after, and a private lot that parks fifteen — 0.7 mi from Razorback Stadium.
View Gameday →The middle floor is a long-term residence — one of ours. It's why someone is always on site, and why the reply comes from a person.
Not availableBuilt into the neighborhood.
Charge on site, plus a private lot that turns into game-day parking on fall Saturdays.
Campus, Dickson Street, the stadium, and the Razorback Greenway are all an easy walk from the porch.
No management company, no call center. Message the property and one of us answers — usually within a few hours.