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Imogene Farmhouse/SunnySide Saloon

Lounge outside in the hammock and watch the cornstalks swaying in the breeze or the cattle grazing. Boardgames, cards, records, & fiber-optic wi-fi to keep you entertained when inside. A kitchenette/bar area to relax & rehash the day's adventures. Located one mile from Imogene, a small but mighty Irish community. Book a tour of the stunning St. Patrick Catholic Church on the hill, wet your whistle at the Emerald Isle Bar & Grill, or bike/walk through the tree-lined Wabash Trace Nature Trail.

The Bootleggers Roost

⸻ Welcome to The Bootlegger’s Roost! A freshly remodeled 1887 carriage house with a colorful Prohibition-era past. This cozy 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment sleeps up to 3 guests and blends vintage-inspired charm with modern convenience. Complete with full kitchen, private balcony, Blackstone grill, hot tub, and WiFi—all just a short walk from Nebraska City’s charming downtown, local restaurants, parks, and historic attractions. A perfect retreat for couples, solo travelers, or a small family.

Quiet Countryside Retreat

Enjoy a quiet countryside retreat on the farm which sits on 40 acres just south of Nebraska City, NE. This charming farmhouse is 2 miles off the nearest highway, boasting beautiful views of the countryside an easy drive from the city. Discover all the farm has to offer from hand picking fruit in the orchard, walking through the country gardens, exploring the 100+year old barn or spending time connecting with family. RV electric & water hookup, & dumpsite available for additional $40/day fee.

Ellington Place

A rustic farmhouse retreat on a crop producing farm, which means we could be planting or harvesting during your stay. Ellington Place has a furnished kitchen, updated bathroom and washer and dryer. Along with excellent outdoor entertainment, complete with a fire pit, porch for sitting and open area for short walks. The property is located 25 minutes from the Omaha metro area as well as less than 10 minutes from the Wabash Trace, a bike trail that travels through Mills County.

Let's Getaway to Cabins on Kearney Hill

Escape to a cozy, secluded cabin, nestled in the heart of nature. Perfect for a small family or group of friends, this charming retreat offers a peaceful hideaway surrounded by trees. Relax on the porch, explore nearby trails, or gather around the fire pit for evenings under the stars. A small kitchen and living area are perfect for unwinding after a day outdoors. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, this cabin provides the perfect setting for a restful escape.

Rock Port, Missouri - Home with a View

The space is an 800-square-foot basement that has been converted into a two-bedroom apartment with one full bathroom, a kitchen, a living room that is furnished. The living area has its own entrance separate from the upstairs of the home, with off-street parking. There is usually very little activity upstairs, so noise from above won't be an issue. We also rent to outages at Cooper Nuclear Station and for long-term wind farm workers.

Shop & Stay @ InnJunKtion: Cozy, fun & vintage!

The InnJunKtion is a guest suite within the Union JunKtion, an eclectic vintage/antique/junk store! Have the comforts of a more traditional suite with en suite bathroom, memory foam queen bed, microwave, mini fridge/freezer, water cooler, washer/dryer, etc. PLUS an entire 2,000 square foot historic building (with amazing decor that is ALL available for sale) to browse & shop to your heart’s content!

Malvern Depot

A railroad depot renovated into a bunkhouse located midway on the Wabash Trace Nature Trail. It includes 2 bedrooms, kitchenette, and bathroom with shower. A/C & heat, coffee maker, dorm fridge, microwave, and toaster oven. Linens and towels provided. One queen bed, the other twin bunk beds. The Futon in the living area folds out. Conveniently located 2 blocks from downtown. No pets please.

Art Church Iowa

Art Church Iowa is a re-purposed/desanctified 150 year old Presbyterian Church. Its last religious service was in 1969. Artist Zack Jones purchased the building in 2012 from the Historical Society. Zack originally lived in the downstairs while using the upstairs as a studio space. Zack encourages guests to visit the upstairs but understand it’s not part of the Airbnb rental.