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Pet friendly

5+ Days Ago

448 E 6100 N
448 E 6100 N, Kenilworth, UT 84529, USA

Monthly rent	-
Beds	2
Baths	1
Sqft	605

Monthly rent	-
Beds	2
Baths	1
Sqft	605

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5+ Days Ago

Highlights

Pet Friendly

Location

448 E 6100 N, Kenilworth, UT 84529, USA|Kenilworth

Amenities for 448 E 6100 N, Kenilworth

Building

Cats OK

Dogs OK

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One-time. Refundable.

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Dog Policy

Allowed

Limit1

Cat Policy

Allowed

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About 448 E 6100 N

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Houses in Kenilworth

Kenilworth

448 E 6100 N, Kenilworth, UT 84529, USA

This home is FULLY FURNISHED and stocked with brand new everything! It is set up as a short-term rental, but available for longer stays as well. Experience the beauty & serenity of the high desert with this historic miner's cabin. Nestled in a tranquil setting at the base of the majestic Book Cliff mountains, named after Kenilworth Castle by British miners, Kenilworth is considered an "occupied ghost town", still sporting a population of about 180 people. This quaint & cozy home offers modern comforts & tons of amenities making it ideal for solo adventurers, couples, or small families looking to escape the hustle and bustle. Sit on the porch and experience clean air, chirping birds, and hundreds of miles of trails just waiting to be explored. Adventure Awaits! 2.5 miles (7 minutes) to Helper 6 miles (12 minutes) to Price 16 miles (19 minutes) to Wellington 19 miles (40 minutes) to Scofield Reservoir 20 miles (25 minutes) to Nine Mile Canyon 40 miles (50 minutes) to Joes Valley or the Wedge Overlook This 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home features an open floor plan that maximizes space and comfort, offering all the modern amenities you need for a delightful stay. The Space: Historic Charm: Built in 1920, our cabin retains its original stone foundation and rustic character, giving you a true taste of the area's mining history. Open Floor Plan: The seamless design of the living, dining, and kitchen areas creates a spacious and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxing and socializing. Living Area: Relax on the comfortable sofa, which pulls out to a queen size bed, enjoy a movie on the flat-screen Smart TV, or unwind with a good book in front of the electric fireplace. Fully Equipped Kitchen: Cook up your favourite meals in the well-appointed kitchen, featuring modern appliances, a dining table for four, and all the cookware and utensils you need. Two Cozy Bedrooms: Master Bedroom: A serene retreat with a comfortable queen-sized bed, soft linens, blackout curtains, phone chargers, and ample storage. Second Bedroom: A cozy space with a queen-sided bed, blackout curtains, phone chargers, and Smart TV. There is an armoire just outside the bedroom door for storage. Bathroom: The modern bathroom includes a shower, fresh towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. *Note* the bathroom must be accessed through the master bedroom. Amenities: Free high-speed Wi-Fi Coffee maker Fresh ground coffee and all the fixings Heating and air conditioning (Mini Split) Washer and dryer Record player and records Electric fireplace BBQ Firepit Hammock Outdoor games Free parking on premises Outdoor Space: Private Patio: Enjoy your morning coffee or an evening glass of wine on the private patio and soak in the spectacular view looking out over the valleys and mountains to the west. Firepit: Adirondack chairs and gas firepit area are perfect for enjoying nature and fresh air. BBQ: Take advantage of the huge deck, hammock, and outdoor seating while preparing your delicious meal. Landscaping: High desert wild to preserve water There's so much to do! Historic Downtown Helper A beautifully restored Main Street with 1920s-era architecture, vintage signage, and an authentic small-town feel. Helper Museum Showcasing the town's railroad, mining, and immigrant history, this museum offers a fascinating look into Utah's past. Mining & Railroad History Once a bustling coal mining and railroad hub, Helper offers visitors glimpses into its industrial past with historical b..