




Discover your perfect Midtown Memphis retreat in this charming studio apartment, ideally situated for couples, solo travelers, and business guests seeking both tranquility and urban convenience. Nestled on the second floor of a beautifully preserved 110-year-old Colonial building with only 8 distinctive units, this fully renovated space combines historic character with contemporary amenities in a serene, tree-lined setting.
Key Features:
The bright, airy studio features multiple windows that create a unique treehouse-like atmosphere while flooding the space with natural light. Your fully equipped kitchen makes it easy to prepare meals at home, while the simple dining area provides a comfortable spot to enjoy both home-cooked dishes and local takeout. The apartment offers complete privacy with no restricted areas or locked cabinets.
Location is truly unbeatable in this walkable historic neighborhood. Within minutes, you'll reach Overton Park and Old Forest Trails, the renowned Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, and the famous Overton Park Shell amphitheater. Local favorites like Café Eclectic and The Bar-B-Q Shop are easily accessible, along with convenient grocery shopping at The Fresh Market. Transportation options include walking to nearby attractions, MATA bus routes on Union and Madison, rideshare services, and rental scooters or e-bikes throughout the area.
Important guest information: This historic building may have some sound transfer between floors. Quiet hours are enforced from 10 PM to 8 AM. The shared laundry room is located in the basement, and the floor heater grate can become hot during use. Strict no smoking, vaping, candles, incense, parties, events, additional guests, or pets policies are in effect to maintain the peaceful environment for all residents.
This description is for informational purposes. Please verify all details, including amenities, policies, fees, and availability, on the booking platform before booking.
You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

