Restored Historic Carriage House walking distance to Downtown and the Riverfront

This one bedroom is tucked behind the main house along 7th street in the Belle Grove Historic District. It has a Queen bed, full bathroom, full kitchen, large flatscreen, Apple TV, and sofa with pullout bed.
The Carriage house is behind the main house along 7th street, one of the few remaining brick streets in the city. The neighborhood was started in the 1800's and carriage houses were common behind the main house for more well to do of this time period. The private access for carriage house is off the alley with off street parking. The main living space accessed by stairs up to a full front porch. In the 1920's carriage was converted to a motor court that was 2 living spaces and 2 cars could park under the space. When the space was renovated in the last 5 years the exterior looks as it would in the 1920's but has been converted to one unit inside.
The space is a 1 bed, one bathroom that will sleep 4. There is also a walk in closet and laundry room. you are less than 5 blocks from Garrison Ave. which is one of the main areas for bars and restaurants.
Fort Smith boasts a rich history though for one reason or another a lot isn't publicized. Wyatt Earp was jailed across the river before escaping to go further west. One of the brothels from "The Row" has been restored and can be toured. Judge Isaac Parker "The Hanging Judge" set not the bench here for the Western district of Arkansas and Indian Territory (now Oklahoma). Pretty Boy Floyd grew up across the river and lived in Fort Smith for a while. Bonnie and Clyde stayed here after their wreck to try and recover.