Self-catering Apartment Available
Furnished,
two-story, two-bedroom, cottage-style, self-catering*
apartment with separate entrance and off-street parking.
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Two
couples
staying more than four nights in Trumansburg may want to consider the
apartment as an alternative to the bed and breakfast. It is more
economical and, if you are "foodies," you can avail yourselves of the
local farmers markets (in Watkins Glen, Ithaca, and Trumansburg)
farms, wineries, roadside stands, and Amish stores to collect the
makings of many
fresh meals during your stay.
Quiet
historic village
neighborhood with three-minute walk to post office, bank/ATM, restaurants, clubs, laundry mats, bookstore, Gimme!
coffee
shop, a short drive to the grocery store, and the TCAT bus 21 to Ithaca
Commons and Cornell campus is available at the bottom of the hill.
Desire:
quiet folks sensitive to B&B operation.
Hermann M. Biggs (1859-1923),
New York's first commissioner of public health, was born and raised in
this Italianate Victorian house. The apartment is located in the north
wing of the house, likely a former servants' quarters. *Self-catering: breakfast, daily housekeeping not provided.
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Rates May — December
Rates below do not include 11% state sales and county room taxes | Two to four people (two bedrooms; double occupancy)
2 nights (minimum) 3 nights 4 – 5 nights 6 – 7 nights | $550 $600 $650 – $700 $750 – $800 | ($265.50/night) ($200/night) ($162.50–$140/night) ($125–$114.25/night) |
| There is an additional $200 refundable security deposit.
To
check availability and to book this apartment
Annex use and
cancellation policies
See Winter Rates |
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| The apartment is on the premises of
McLallen House Bed and Breakfast. It has an open floor plan
with a fully-equipped kitchen/sitting area and living room, one and a
half baths (lines/towels provided), weekly cleaning, private
second-story porch off both bedrooms, ground-level back porch with
gazebo overlooking meadow garden, digital cable television with DVR and DVD player, WiFi,
non-smoking, security deposit.
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The living room is
decorated with landscapes of upstate New York and Europe. At right is a
watercolor of Owasco Lake by Trudy Cunningham Van Atta. In the center is
a watercolor of a covered bridge at the Tuscarora Club in the Catskills. It was painted by Mary Jean Alexander, Trudy's professor at the Parsons School.
At left is a reprint of an archival photograph of Genesee Valley Park
in Rochester (an Olmsted landscape) from the George Eastman House
collection.
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the couch are two watercolors by Van Atta of Sweden and Norway. On
trips to Scandinavia Deirdre's father fished for salmon and her mother
painted. At right is a Van Atta oil painting of a train station in the
former Yugoslavia painted by her mother from a photograph taken by Deirdre during a semester abroad in college. |
In the west
bedroom upstairs is a watercolor of the Governor's Palace in San Antonio, Texas. Van Atta
painted in the 1940s while her first husband (Deirdre's father) was stationed in Texas
during the Second World War. The mirror is by Mary Reynolds, an Ithaca
area artist. We have another of her mirrors in the Bradley Room in the
bed and breakfrast. At far right is the door out onto the upstairs
porch.
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| There is a Van Atta watercolor of an Italian village over the bed in the east bedroom.
A sleeping porch is accessible from both bedrooms. A chaise longue and a chair hammock allow guests to watch the birds in the pines, listen to the sounds of village life, and take a nap. | | Another
Mary Reynolds mirror is over the bureau in the east bedroom. The
photograph (right) of barn doors at the Crane Beach Hotel in Barbados
was taken while spending a few days on the island after a research
cruise (ODP Leg 154). |  |
Winter Rates January — April |
Two to four people (two bedrooms; double occupancy)
2 nights (minimum) 3 nights 4 – 5 nights 6 – 7 nights | $500 $550 $575 – $600 $625 – $650 | ($250/night) ($183.33/night) ($143.75–$120/night) ($104.17–$92.86/night) |
| There is an additional $200 refundable security deposit.
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