Bird's Nest Hideaway University Historic District

This is Quail Run, so named because it sits in the path of a Quail covey that feeds in the main house’s garden. Built in 2019, it is perched above a garage and behind the main house, this peaceful haven, nestled in the center of the block, is located in the vibrant University Historic District with many amenities within only a 5 minute walk.

Featured in AMD Architecture website under Projects; Living; Koleman; Accessory Dwelling Unit (not able to list link here).

I have created the interior with reclaimed materials and décor that invokes a by gone era. From old wood panels from the late 1800’s with wallpaper from the 1920’s still clinging to them, to the unique sink I crafted from an old door and plumbing pipe. Beautiful light plays upon the 550 square foot loft, & pitched ceiling extends 17 feet high creating a light & expansive space. Huge double doors open onto a large deck where you may sit at the table with a bird’s eye view of the surroundings.

Pets allowed upon approval, sorry, no cats.

Parking is on the street, with a short walk to Quail Run:
From 100 S, enter Douglas St, turn left onto the alley right after the garage on the left. At the end of the alley is Quail Run! Spiral stairway on left of garage takes you to the upper deck and front door.

Tenants in the main house use the garage for parking, but you are welcome to drive in back for unloading/loading, please alert them if you need to take more time. The turn onto the alley is tight so you will probably have to make a 2 or 3 point turn and there isn’t enough room to turn around at the garage so you will need to back out, just be slow and careful!