Arrival. A manicured lawn, mature shade trees and a red brick home with an arched entry and stained glass. The leaded glass front door opens into a two-story foyer under a crystal chandelier. It feels established, not temporary, and that is the point. The flooring, paint, lighting, kitchen and bathrooms are freshly renovated, the furniture is in place and the kitchen is stocked before you arrive.



Beds and baths. Five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and no bunk beds. The primary suite on the main level is the reward at the end of a long day: a king bed under a vaulted ceiling, a wall-mounted TV, a leather recliner with its own reading lamp, and a walk-in closet with velvet hangers and a luggage rack. Its bathroom is the showpiece of the house: a freestanding soaking tub beneath a crystal chandelier and an arched stained glass window, a glass walk-in shower with a rain head, body jets and a handheld sprayer, a double vanity and a private water closet. Bedroom two has a wood queen sleigh bed with a dresser, mirror and luggage rack. Bedroom three has a queen storage bed with built-in drawers, two dressers and a ceiling fan. Upstairs, a private suite has a queen bed, its own full bathroom with a walk-in shower, and a table for four by the window for homework, puzzles or a second workspace. The fifth bedroom at the front of the house has a daybed with a trundle, for kids or a fifth sleeper. The hall bathroom has a tub and shower combination and its own stained glass window. Sleeps 10 across 6 beds.



Kitchen and dining. A real kitchen, not a kitchenette. White cabinets, quartz-style counters, subway tile and under-cabinet lighting, stocked with full cookware, dishes, knives, measuring tools, oven mitts, a Keurig coffee maker and a four-slice toaster. Stainless Frigidaire appliances: a French door refrigerator with water and ice in the door, a glass-top range, an over-the-range microwave and a dishwasher. A breakfast bar keeps the cook in the conversation, and the formal dining room seats eight for the family dinners everyone misses in a hotel.



Living and work. The living room centers on a whitewashed brick fireplace (decorative, not for guest use) with a large wall-mounted TV, a deep gray sofa, navy accent chairs and a wall of windows over the backyard. It is where the evening happens. The dedicated home office has a real desk, a leather desk chair, a monitor riser and a quiet arched window. Wi-Fi is ready on arrival.



Laundry. A dedicated laundry room with a full-size washer and dryer.



Parking and arrival. A two-car garage, a four-car driveway and open street parking, for up to 6 vehicles. Self check-in with a smart lock; your door code arrives 48 hours before check-in. Please keep the garage door closed when you are not using it.



Outdoors. A covered brick patio holds a cushioned dining set for morning coffee in any weather. A second open patio with a table and market umbrella sits in the fully fenced backyard, private behind tall wood fencing, with mature trees and room for kids and dogs. Out front, a bench under the shade tree suits a quiet street where people still sit outside.



Family and pets. The trundle daybed, the upstairs bean bag corner and the big upstairs table give kids their own territory. Up to 2 house-trained dogs are welcome with our written OK before booking; no cats. The fenced yard means the back door can open without a headcount.



Location and approximate drive times.



Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett: minutes away, the only hospital inside Bartlett city limits.



Wolfchase Galleria, Costco and the I-40 corridor: about 10 minutes.



Methodist North Hospital: about 15 minutes.



Shelby Farms Park: about 17 minutes.



St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Downtown Memphis, AutoZone headquarters and FedEx World Headquarters: 20 to 25 minutes.



Memphis International Airport: about 25 minutes.



BlueOval City in Stanton and the xAI Colossus campus: roughly 30 minutes.



Kroger, restaurants and daily errands: close by in Bartlett.



Bartlett is a quiet suburb east of Memphis with a top-rated school district. Most furnished rentals in this market are one- and two-bedroom apartments. Whispering Oaks is a whole renovated house with room for everyone to land, and month-to-month flexibility that follows your timeline.