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Historical Studio w/ Unique Patio Views of Capital

Retreat to this renovated, energy efficient, low-waste, studio in Downtown Lansing with patio views of the Capital. Redesigned as part of the recent revitalization of 1920's mixed-use sister-buildings; enter the private loft with refurbished original wood floors, custom countertops, one-of-a-kind headboard, bold contrasts and unexpected python print wallpaper. Ionia St. BnB is comfortable walking distance to the Capital Complex, river trail, baseball stadium, breweries, museums, and more.

Tree Vistas Treehouse in Ionia Michigan

Nestled within six acres of beautiful woodlands right along the Grand River, time seems to pause, allowing us to share precious moments that foster deeper connections and create lasting memories at Tree Vistas. Our Winding Springs Treehouse comfortably sleeps 6, while also being fully ADA accessible. Nestled 13-feet above ground, the Treehouse features a spiral staircase leading to the loft, stunning views of the stream and hills from the master bedroom, and many other great amenities.

Private , pool, hot tub, sauna ,workout room,suite

Our Scandinavian Farm is on 11 acres . Beautifully landscaped with security cameras outside only for additional safety . Private 1800 sq ft oasis spa experience.. with a pool, hot tub, sauna . Purple hybrid, King mattress, exercise room all to yourself . Do you want to get out and get some fresh country air , you can . Perhaps go eat in charming down town Williamston . If this is what you’re looking for you will not be disappointed . Pls read house rules prior to booking .

Seahorse Cottage

Just a short walk from the water (2 min, NOT lakefront, side street). Crystal lake is 5.3 miles. There is an access site you can anchor a boat at for the day (anchor, no dock or land, but you can anchor in the water and walk back to the cottage), the beach is 1/2 mile away, and raceway is 1 mile away. The large double lot sometimes has guests in a camper on the 2nd lot and a shared firepit. If you have a ranger or golf cart with orv stickers they are legal.

Cozy 1 Bed Apt in Vintage Downtown Ionia

On the brick road, this quaint downtown apartment is full of charm. 600 ft of renovated space will accommodate 4 for short term rentals or 2 for rentals of more than 1 week. Conveniently located to help you enjoy hiking at Ionia State Park, kayaking on the Grand River, biking on the Fred Meijer Rail Trail. Centrally located for antique shopping in Ionia, Lowell, Lake Odessa and Portland. You might also enjoy a walking tour of beautiful, historic Ionia.

The Amberg House - a Frank Lloyd Wright Original

Staying in a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is a bucket list item for fans of America's most acclaimed architect. The Amberg House was completed in 1911 at the pinnacle of Wright's Prairie Style influence. Though every Wright home is special, the Amberg House is a unique collaboration between Wright and Marion Mahony. Mahony worked with Wright from 1896 until 1909. A graduate of MIT, she was the first woman to be licensed as an architect in the US.

Outpost Treehouse

The lookout inspired Outpost Treehouse (not actually attached to a tree) sits in a white pine forest in the middle of a 50 acre active farm. The 15 hand crafted windows allow for great views watching out for Michigan wildlife--White tail deer, turkeys, owls, coyote have all been spotted from the elevated wrap around deck. The biggest regret that guests have noted is “we wish we would have stayed longer”!

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Eppstein House

PLEASE NOTE: there are several opportunities in July for a one-night stay. Please enquire. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The Eppstein House is a rare architectural gem situated in the same region as Wright’s Meyer May House in Grand Rapids, the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, and the lovely beach town of South Haven. A unique opportunity to call this amazing home your own for a couple of days!

Frank Lloyd Wright's Goetsch–Winckler House

Experience a rare glimpse of Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision for Usonia 🟥 Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1940, the Goetsch–Winckler House is widely considered to be one of the most elegant examples of Wright’s Usonian ideal. Note: The home does not have air conditioning. If you prefer greater comfort during the summer, we recommend the FLW Meyer House in Galesburg, MI.