St George Cottage

Superhost

Entire home hosted by Barbara

4 guests
2 bedrooms
3 beds
1 bath

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Check yourself in with the lockbox.

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Free cancellation before Aug 5.

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Charming 1890's historic cottage in the heart of Old Town Bay St.Louis just two blocks from the marina, restaurants, shops, parks and the beach. The home has original hardwood floors, 10 ft. ceilings, an open living/dining room, full kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and a private back porch.

This cottage on St. George is one of the few side hall cottages in Bay St. Louis and was built in 1890. The cottage is within the boundaries of the Bay St. Louis Historic District.

The space
There's a bat house located in the side yard and at dusk you don't want to miss the spectacular view of the exit of over 150 bats into the night!!!

Where you'll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 double bed

Bedroom 2

1 queen bed

Common space

1 sofa bed

What this place offers

Beach access

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

TV

Washer

Dryer

Air conditioning

Bathtub

Patio or balcony

7 nights in Bay Saint Louis

Aug 6, 2022 - Aug 13, 2022

Guests

1 guest

4.98 out of 5 stars from 196 reviews

Cleanliness

Accuracy

Communication

Location

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Value

Where you’ll be

Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi, United States

Beaches, seafood, and art on the Gulf of Mexico

Why we love it: Everybody loves a comeback, and Bay St. Louis has come roaring back from Hurricane Katrina (which made final landfall near this Mississippi Gulf hamlet in 2005). Its Historic Old Town has been chugging along for 300 years (French Canadian explorers first sailed into the bay in 1699), drawing visitors to its warm beaches, first-rate fishing, and friendly vibe.

What to do: When a town boasts a street called Beach Boulevard, you know you don't have to look far for fun. If you have trouble finding the beach (you won't), take Main Street straight to the water. Take your own walking tour of 19th-century homes, Creole cottages, and art galleries (the scene is especially lively on Second Saturday Artwalk). Hungry? Try the Mockinburger at Mockingbird Café (it started as a cantina to serve Katrina volunteers).