Ground floor, right on the porch. Sit in a rocker and watch students drift toward Dickson — feel the city without being inside it. The freight train rolls by twice a day; you'll learn its hours quickly.
A ground-floor queen with a porch worth sitting on.
The Front Porch is the lock-off suite on the ground floor of a 1929 house in the Putnam District. The porch is the whole point — three rocking chairs, a hanging swing, a low table for coffee or a glass of something later. Hill Avenue is right there; you'll watch students walk to class, dog-walkers loop the block, and on Saturdays in the fall the entire neighborhood become its own kind of parade route to the stadium.
Twice a day the freight train comes through — once around 6 AM and once near dusk. After the first pass you stop noticing; most guests end up timing their porch evenings to it.
Inside is a private queen bedroom, a small living room with a sleeper sofa (room for one more), a galley kitchenette with a Keurig and a full-size fridge, and a clean white-tile bath. The whole suite is locked off from the rest of the house — you may meet upstairs guests on the porch or in the back yard, but never inside your space.
Self check-in by smart lock. Pet-friendly with a $40 fee — there's a leash hook by the back door and water bowls under the porch. We keep it simple: good linens, fast Wi-Fi, real coffee, and the city outside the screen door.
What's in the suite
Driving an EV? Ask about charger availability — there's a Tesla wall connector on the property, primarily for the upstairs Balcony Suite, sometimes free for downstairs guests too.
331 S Hill Ave — basically on campus.
Distances are walking unless noted. Putnam District is the residential pocket between Dickson and the stadium; the Razorback Greenway runs a block over.
