Creekside Pour House: a hideaway with a secret behind the bookshelf.
An adults-only escape on the owners' working countryside homestead, an hour west of Nashville. Newly built and thoughtfully tucked away, the guest home pairs an open living space and a 70-inch Smart TV with wade-in creek access at the end of Blackberry Trail. And across from the second bedroom, an ordinary-looking bookshelf swings open into a hidden 1930s prohibition-style speakeasy — records, chess, moody lighting, and a photo-op corner of era hats and shawls.
What this home offers
Why guests choose the Pour House
A secret behind the bookshelf
An ordinary-looking bookshelf swings open into a hidden 1930s-style speakeasy — records, chess, moody lighting, and era hats and shawls for the photo op.
A creek of your own
Wade-in creek access at the end of Blackberry Trail, loungers by the water, and evenings of fireflies, frog song, and s'mores over the firepit.
Grown-ups only, on purpose
An adults-only (21+) hideaway with no schedules and no crowds — hosted with a 100% response rate and kept spotless between every stay.
The Pour House is an adults-only (21+) retreat on a working countryside homestead — expect wildlife sightings, an evening chorus of frogs and crickets, and creek access up to the posted boundary signs. Wi-Fi is strong indoors but can fade outside near the creek. Exterior security cameras, a strict no-pet policy, keypad self check-in after 3 PM, checkout by 11 AM.