The Little White Cottage

Enjoy a trip down memory lane in this quaint turn-of-the-Century Country Cottage . The (Little White Cottage) will remind you of days gone by when you visited Grandma's home with it's rustic yet modern feel. You can take a walk down Old Plank Road and visit the cattle or relax on the covered porch. Either way you will enjoy your stay as you go back in time to the days of leisure and relaxation. This quaint little cottage is set in the country yet close enough to shop in town. It features four rooms and one bathroom. It has two bedrooms, a living room with a reclining couch and TV, a bathroom with a full bathtub/shower and a kitchen. The master bedroom has two beds and sleeps up to three people. The "second bedroom" also serves as a den, sitting room, or office with a desk, electric fireplace, plush recliner for relaxing and comes with an air mattress for sleeping arrangements. We are committed to sanitizing between guests and have regular pest control service. The cottage has a new main wall heater, an electric fireplace, and two additional heaters that can be moved to any room in the house. Entire cottage: Includes main bedroom, office/den/second bedroom (can sleep additional guests on air mattress), living room, bathroom (bathtub/shower combo), kitchen (stove/microwave/medium size refrigerator/freezer) & covered front porch with adirondack chairs and table & covered carport for ground level entrance for handicap or guests not able to walk up steps. I live in the same town and am available most of the time if needed. Come enjoy the simpleness of our town of Tallassee, AL. Tallassee is located on the Tallapoosa River which forms Lake Tallassee. It was originally inhabited by the Creek Indians and is was known a Textile Mill town until the closing of the "Old Cotton Mill" in 2005. You can enjoy a meal at the Rustic Mill Bistro locate just off the Tallapoosa River near downtown or visit the 1220 Cafe for a lighthearted meal or coffee. If you would like to enjoy some scenery, take a walk across the Tallassee Bridge and view the Thurlow Dam upstream and the Old Mills on the downstream side or take a walk on the Tallassee boardwalk on the edge of Lake Tallassee and follow it through the paved nature trail for a little fresh air. I have also heard the fishing is pretty good at the boardwalk. The Tallassee Falls Museum is also in downtown Tallassee. We are 35 miles from Auburn University and 30 miles from the capital in Montgomery. There is so much to do in Montgomery. The Hank Williams Museum and the cemetery where he is buried along with the capital, Old Alabama Town, and free tours of the First White House of the Confederacy and the Alabama Museum of History and Archives are all located in Montgomery. We hope to see you soon.