1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District
The house was built in 1921. It has been waiting for you since.
Claire is a Craftsman bungalow on a quiet, tree-lined street in Tyler's historic Charnwood District — the first neighborhood in Tyler listed on the National Register of Historic Places. She does not look like every other rental on the internet. Original bones intact. Story-driven interiors. Boutique hotel feel without the boutique hotel price.
This is a home designed for gathering, for slowing down, and for arriving somewhere that actually feels different.
THE SPACE Warm hardwood floors, crown molding, and a living room that tells you to sit down and stay awhile. Sage velvet sectional, cognac leather chair, large smart TV, oversized floral art. The light through the original windows is the kind you cannot fake.
The kitchen is a real cook's kitchen — full gas range, stainless refrigerator, dishwasher, air fryer, coffee station, breakfast bar. Glass-fronted oak cabinets showcase fine dishes, cocktail tumblers, and glassware for every occasion. Everything needed to cook a real meal or set a proper table.
The farmhouse dining room seats six under an iron candelabra chandelier. Beadboard wainscoting. Teal sideboard. Linen curtains. The kind of room that makes a meal run two hours past dessert.
THE BEDROOMS The primary suite does not apologize. Deep forest green walls, upholstered king bed, brass lamps, 65-inch smart TV, and a private door to the porch for mornings that need air before words.
The en suite bathroom holds a freestanding clawfoot soaking tub, a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with subway tile, and double oak vanities. Quality towels. Stocked essentials. The clawfoot tub is the star. Everything else gives her room to shine.
Bedroom 2 is bright — an iron queen bed, a white beadboard ceiling, and treetop views. Bedroom 3 has a dark spindle four-poster bed and a literary wallpaper border of antique books. Both are made with quality mattresses and 100 percent cotton sheets.
The knotty pine study is Claire's best room. Floor-to-ceiling pine paneling on every wall and the ceiling. Two sofas sleep two additional guests. A wooden desk with a brass lamp for the remote worker who cannot quite leave the office behind. This room has a soul.
Sleeps 8:
King — primary suite Queen — bedroom 2 Full/queen — bedroom 3 Two sofas — knotty pine study
WORK AND EXTENDED STAYS High-speed Wi-Fi. Dedicated desk workspace. Schlage Encode smart lock with self-check-in and backup lockbox. Full-size LG washer and dryer. Iron and ironing board. Linens and towels provided. Claire is as well-suited to a month as she is to a long weekend.
Ideal for traveling nurses, medical professionals, remote workers, and relocation guests.
IDEAL FOR FAMILIES AND FRIEND GROUPS Pack—and—play and travel crib available. Children's books and dinnerware on hand. Large backyard with room to run. Quiet, walkable, residential neighborhood.
For friend groups: the kind of house that becomes the story of the trip — not just where you slept.
OUTDOORS A white cast-iron bistro set under a navy macrame-fringe umbrella on the side deck — the kind of setup that earns its own photograph. Large private backyard, open and quiet enough for stargazing. Covered carport and long driveway — free parking for multiple vehicles.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD Charnwood is not a marketing term. It is a 59-acre historic district on the National Register of Historic Places — Tyler's oldest residential neighborhood, unchanged in character since Claire was built.
What is close:
Stanley's Famous Pit BBQ — Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ five consecutive times. Minutes away.
Foundry Coffee — your daily morning ritual.
Downtown Tyler — dining, Liberty Hall live music, galleries. Under 10 minutes.
Tyler Azalea Trail — the celebrated 10-mile spring event winds directly through Charnwood.
Tyler Municipal Rose Garden — the largest in the United States. 14 acres, 38,000 rose bushes.
Caldwell Zoo — 85 acres, consistently rated one of Texas's best.
ETX Brewing and True Vine Brewing — craft beer within easy reach.
Torchy's Tacos — for when the craving hits.
UT Health Tyler and the Medical District — under 1 mile.
Tyler State Park — 13 miles of trails, fishing, and kayaking.
WHAT IS INCLUDED High-speed Wi-Fi and smart TVs Full gas kitchen, coffee station, cookware, dishes, glassware Clawfoot soaking tub and walk-in shower In-unit washer and dryer, iron, and ironing board. Laundry essentials provided. 100 percent cotton sheets, quality towels, extra pillows, and blankets Dedicated workspace and desk Self check-in via smart lock, backup lockbox Pack-n-Play, children's books,s and dinnerware Free covered and driveway parking Air conditioning and heating throughout Mid-stay housekeeping available on request
HOUSE RULES No smoking. No pets. No parties or events. Quiet hours respected — this is a historic residential neighborhood—self-check-in instructions sent after booking confirmation.
Claire does not do ordinary. Neither do her guests.
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Remove personal items and remove leftover food and drinks
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Host has indicated that there is a smoke detector on the property
Safety features at this property include a first aid kit and a deadlock
This property has outdoor spaces, such as balconies, patios and terraces, which may not be suitable for children; if you have any concerns, we recommend contacting the property prior to your arrival to confirm that they can accommodate you in a suitable room
About the area
Tyler
Located in Tyler, this holiday home is next to a golf course. Liberty Hall and Discovery Place Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include McClendon House and Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum. Children’s Park of Tyler and Cotton Belt Depot Museum are also worth visiting. Spend some time exploring the area's activities, including golfing.
How much is parking at 1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District?
On-site parking is available at the property.
How much does it cost to stay at 1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District?
As of 20 Aug 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at 1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District on 27 Aug 2026 start from £270, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
What time is check-in at 1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.
What time is check-out at 1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is 1921 Craftsman Bungalow · Charnwood Historic District located?
Situated in Tyler, this golf holiday home is within a 15-minute walk of Children’s Park of Tyler, UT Health Tyler and CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital - Tyler. Tyler ContinueCARE Hospital and North Park Edoscopy Center are also within 15 minutes.
About the host
Hosted by Michael Gonsalves
Hi there! I’m Sandra—a happily married mom of four, plus two fluffy “kids” of the four-legged variety: a sheepdog and a poodle mix who could pass for a tiny sheep. When I’m not wrangling kids or doling out belly rubs, you’ll find me with a book in one hand and a passport (or a fork) in the other. I love to write, read, and explore new places—especially if there’s good food involved. Hosting is my way of sharing a little slice of comfort, charm, and hospitality with fellow wanderers. Whether you’re here to relax, explore, or eat your way through town, I can’t wait to welcome you like an old friend!
Why they chose this property
I chose Tyler because it’s a little slice of East Texas magic—where rose gardens bloom bigger, sunsets linger longer, and Southern hospitality isn’t just a saying, it’s a way of life. It’s the kind of place where you can sip coffee on a shady porch in the morning, wander through historic streets by afternoon, and end the day with BBQ under a sky full of stars. I wanted to give guests a cozy home base to soak it all in, and my 1921 bungalow felt like the perfect match for this charming town.
What makes this property unique
Claire isn’t just a place to drop your bags—she’s a grand old soul, a 1921 Craftsman bungalow who’s been charming guests for over a century. Inside, she’s got all the comforts a modern traveler could want—cozy bedrooms with cloud-like mattresses dressed in crisp 100% cotton sheets, a sassy little study with extra sleeping space, and a kitchen ready for everything from slow Sunday breakfasts to late-night cookie raids. Gather in the formal dining room, where stories flow as easily as sweet tea and every meal feels a little more special. But step out back and you’ll see where she really shines—a yard so big, kids can run ‘til they’re giggling breathless, while grown-ups sip coffee, swap stories, or watch the sunset paint the sky. All of this sits in Tyler’s historic Charnwood District, where the trees are tall, the neighbors wave, and Southern hospitality isn’t just a gesture—it’s a way of life.
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