Whether you're looking for a vacation home that can also generate income as tourist lodging, or a full-time residence, this charming Victorian cottage is sure to fit the bill. Overlooking Eureka Springs Historic District, the cottage was built in 1898 by St. Louis businessman Julius Labsap as a vacation home. The property is currently operated as tourist lodging with two deluxe guest suites. The larger two-bedroom suite has a living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen with hardwood floors, and a jacuzzi bath on the main floor and a half bath on the second floor. The second guest suite features a cozy sunroom with views of the gardens, a spacious bedroom and a jacuzzi bath with separate shower. A large deck in the back overlooks the backyard and the wooded mountainside. The covered front porch is a wonderful place to relax and rock your cares away. The basement has a utility room, half bath and plenty of storage space. Central heat and air. Turn-key tourist lodging establishment with grandfathered license. To schedule a showing, call Mark Mattmiller at (479) 981-0513.

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