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Thursday, July 24, 2008
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3 bedrooms - 2 queen and 1 full - memory foam and/or down mattress pads, down comforters and high thread count sheets.
queen sleeper sofa in LR
2 full bathrooms with blow dryers and plush towels
large, well equipped, eat-in kitchen
1920s Cottage on Sewanee: The University of the South campus for rent during special events.
313 University Avenue, Sewanee, TN 37375
This cute, eclectic Arts and Crafts Bungalow located on Sewanee's main street just 2 blocks from All Saints Chapel, is available for rent during Parent's1800 square feet
Weekend, Homecoming, Lessons and Carols, Graduation and by special arrangement.
3 bedrooms - 2 queen and 1 full - memory foam and/or down mattress pads, down comforters and high thread count sheets.
queen sleeper sofa in LR
2 full bathrooms with blow dryers and plush towels
large, well equipped, eat-in kitchen
laundry room doubles as a dressing room
Allegro coffee, assorted teas, cream, sugar, seasonal fruit and local bread.
$450/night for up to 6 guests
$100/night for each additional guest
$90.00 cleaning fee
3 night minimum for Parent's Weekend & Homecoming
4 night minimun for Graduation
To check availability, please email kalvarez@sewanee.edu
dining room seats 8
front porch with rocking chairs and hammock
back terrace with extensive gardens
wifi, HD TV
Allegro coffee, assorted teas, cream, sugar, seasonal fruit and local bread.
$450/night for up to 6 guests
$100/night for each additional guest
$90.00 cleaning fee
3 night minimum for Parent's Weekend & Homecoming
4 night minimun for Graduation
To check availability, please email kalvarez@sewanee.edu
About Me
- Katherine
- I have lived in Sewanee for over 30 years and have worked for the University since 1997. I have been in the same house on University Avenue since 1994. A long time ago, when I lived in CT, I had a pet chicken named Annabel and she was SUCH fun! It's a terribly European thing to do - having chickens in the yard. So in 2006-ish when my daughter's pet rabbit died, I decided to put a couple of chickens into the cage I'd built for Bunny. Two years later - our saga begins...