Hang your hat at The Butterfield! Newly renovated, it pays tribute to its historic past with white washed tongue and groove ceilings, exposed brick and large windows. Visit the surrounding museums and hear the history of one of the few remaining Butterfield Stagecoach stops, or travel minutes to one of the four nearby state parks for hiking, biking, exploring the falls or fishing, and retire to charcoal grill steaks on the deck. Oh! And there's a Licensed Massage Therapist next door! The Butterfield faces the main street through the historic district with a view of surrounding historic properties and museums, including the founding family's home and stagecoach stop, the town's first bank built in 1903, the mercantile museum and from the back of the property: a cattle dipping vat. The back of the property has lawn space for play off the deck, and is connected to city park land which contains a playground and picnic area. The living room includes a queen size sleeper sofa, chair and television with ROKU. The living area is open concept with the full kitchen, which contains a dishwasher, refrigerator, oven/stove and microwave. Small appliances include a toaster, Keurig, coffee maker and mixer. The residence is all electric. The bedroom has a king size bed and television with ROKU, dresser and night stands, closet area, bathroom with shower and laundry closet with washer/dryer. Access to the deck is through the bedroom. The back deck includes patio furniture and a charcoal grill. It is connected to the neighboring quiet business's deck. This property is not fenced in and there is a leash law. For the safety of your fur babies, please keep them on a leash when outside! The historic district has sidewalks throughout, extending to the city ball park, and around its walking paths. -pet friendly with sidewalks -10 min. to Arkansas Tech University -10 min. to Lake Dardanelle for great fishing, swimming and boat rental -20 min. to Mount. Nebo for bike trails, hiking, swimming and spectacular sunrise and sunset views -35 min. to Petit Jean State Park for hiking the falls, swimming, Winrock, Museum of Automobiles, and horseback riding -70 min. to Mount Magazine