Pleasureville : locations de vacances

Historic Cabin by Bourbon Trail

Historic, unique, tasteful and serene - the Edward Tyler house, ca. 1783, is a stone cabin 20 minutes SE of Louisville on 13 acre estate. Near the famous bourbon trail, rental includes full cabin and large screen porch overlooking pond with fountain. First floor has living/dining/kitchen space with small sofa bed and stone fireplace (gas); queen bed and full bath on second floor. American and European antique furnishings and fine art welcome you to fully updated home with central HVAC.

The Carriage - Quaint Haven steps to the Capitol

Escape to a charming retreat in Historic Frankfort, just minutes from 13 iconic distilleries. As the weather warms, enjoy a Parisian-inspired pied-à-terre that blends comfort and style. Skip the crowded hotels; relax with private access, free street parking, Wi-Fi, a smart TV, full kitchen, and the KY Capitol nearby. Cozy up in a plush queen bed, surrounded by warmth and charm. Enjoy the quiet deck with a bistro table; perfect for coffee or wine. Make lasting memories in every season.

Brakeman's Cottage

"All Aboard the Brakeman's Cottage! Experience the charm of this tiny house listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings in LaGrange, Kentucky. Nestled just feet from the train tracks in the heart of downtown, it offers a unique experience. Situated across from the train observation tower and within walking distance of the best restaurants and quaint shops, our newly remodeled property features private off-street parking. Step into history with modern comforts at Brakeman's

Pleasureville - The name says it ALL

This location is a Pleasure! Cozy Kentucky home off the beaten path, but close to attractions. Imagine after a full day on the bourbon trail enjoying your own piece of Kentucky with a drink in your hand. Access to 25+ acres of beautiful farmland and super clean, fully stocked private home. Close to the Outlet Shoppes of the Bluegrass making it a perfect ladies weekend get away. Additional meeting/event space available in the renovated on site barn. Reminder No Pets allowed.

Cottage of Eden. Bourbon Trail Stay in Shelby Co.

Listen to the birds sing as the walkway guides you to your quaint cottage getaway. Take in nature, as you’re surrounded by trees, near our sweet chicken coop and a creek that flows down from the deck - all while only 10min from town. Special touches were added of Kentucky Derby photos, books, kitchenware, Bourbon Trail glasses and bourbon barrel heads with local distilleries. The dining table top is even made of wood from Shelby County’s own Bulleit Distilling Company.

The Cute Little House Near The Ark Encounter

The "Little House" is a cute 1 bedroom house located on our farm in a beautiful country setting with 6 acres of outdoor space for relaxing. It is separate from our home and is all yours. It is conveniently located only 8 miles from the Ark Encounter and you only need to make one turn to get there. We have chickens, ducks, turkeys, a horse, and 11 goats. We also have a 1/2 mile nature trail to explore with a scavenger hunt, and a campfire spot with free firewood.

Tiny Home with Huge Charm near the Elkhorn Creek

Just minutes from downtown Frankfort, this place is a little peaceful country getaway with a lot to offer! It’s nestled on a quiet street with great access to the beautiful Elkhorn Creek! If you’re into Bourbon tours, Horses, canoeing/kayaking/fishing, or Natural and Historical sites, this place is a great location in the middle of a lot to see and do! The tiny house has a small kitchen and bath as well as a yard and private patio and grill to enjoy!

Work, Family and Friends and Bourbon

2-bedroom, 2 full bathroom condo offers a one level floor plan and a private entrance with parking at your door. Just a few minutes to Bulleit Distillery, you will be located in the center of the Bourbon Trail. Here for work? Grocery, shopping, interstate are within a few minutes. In town for a festival? Let us help you plan with local recommendations and hidden gems! All the essentials are provided and a few extra special touches too.

Buffalo Springs Distilling Company

On the Bourbon Trail The Buffalo Springs Distilling Company got it's start in 1868. It closed and it's warehouses were emptied out by the 1970's. This building is one of the last structures left on the site. This historic building was the main office and gatehouse for visitors to the distillery, so we can offer one Queen sized bedroom due to the size of the structure.