Kari's Island Escape is a cozy home built around 1915, located in the East End Historic District. The living room has a spacious daybed sofa, with a roll out trundle twin. Both, have plenty of linens and pillows for a good nights sleep. The kitchen has a full fridge with top freezer, any cooking equipment you could need, and stocked with spices, flour, coffee, tea, and cocoa. The dining room is a great space to have a meal, play a game, or set up a laptop. In the bedroom there is a king size bed, a dresser and closet with hangers are available so you can unpack and unwind on our island. TV with Roku and Xfinity Stream accompanies both rooms. The bathroom has been fully remodeled! A walk-in shower, with rain shower head and handheld wall attachment. Shampoo, conditioner, and body wash provided. Fresh fluffy bath towels, hand towels and wash rags are plentiful, as well as beach towels! Free Street Parking- Guests can park on the street by the house. We want to limit the amount of cleaning required by guests when checking out. All we ask is that wet towels are placed in the hamper or on the bathroom floor and not left on the hardwood floor and take your trash out before leaving.

Hard working entrepreneur who loves adventure and traveling. Living life to the fullest! Please reach out if you have questions about anything. We are here to help you enjoy your stay on the island!

The East End District is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places and is a National Landmark. There are many old homes from the 1840’s through mid-century builds. The hosts home (green home) was built in 1870 as a corner store. The East End is a bustling residential district that attracts visitors from all over the globe to view a vast array of Victorian architecture. Sunflower Cafe, Mosquito Cafe, Patty Cakes Bakery, & The Original Mexican Cafe are just one block away. We are just 10 blocks from the beach/seawall! Walking distance to the Strand and UTMB. You can rent bicycles, and golf carts from many local places on the island. Need Help? Just ask Us!