Hi! My husband and I live in College Station and have the opportunity to spend most of our days working with college students through an organization called Impact Retreats for incoming students at A&M and Blinn. We are an adoptive family and now have three kids. We love traveling and learning about other cultures, and meeting new friends. We will most likely spend money on a new game to play together.

Why is it called “Back Forty?” Back Forty is the term to describe the furthest or most remote part of the farm.
Jean Marie's parents, Bill and Charlene, who live in Arkansas, purchased this home. Bill is a retired rice farmer from Nicholson Farms in Cherry Valley, AR. Charlene is a retired math school teacher.
Recently, they expanded part of the “farm” to Texas to be closer to their grandkids. They use it when they visit three of their twelve grandchildren. Plus, “BackForty” sounded more invited on Vrbo than “Nicholson Farms.”

When they aren't here, I use my 15+ years in the hotel/retreat hospitality industry to help ensure other guests feel at home while staying at the BCS Back Forty.

We think of everything so you don't have to.

We use Southern hospitality to make our family's home away from home YOUR home.

It's a remodeled 1955 home with original hardwood floors, a large fenced backyard, a shaded patio with string lights, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Enjoy the home's amenities in a quiet, developed neighborhood, all while being 2 miles from A&M and the best food and excitement.

We're locals, so it's a priority that guests feel the 5-star care in the details and experience and if anything were to arise, we are able to quickly find a resolution.

This house is a beautiful guest home set up for rentals year-round. You won't feel like you are intruding on anyone's space. It has everything you need, things you forgot, and several things you will enjoy! Guests can arrive as needed using their personalized code to enter the home.

Enjoy exploring and creating your best cup of coffee using our coffee bar. It offers a drip pot, single-cup Keurig, a Nespresso machine, and assorted syrups and creamers to guarantee a delicious cup of Joe.

For the smaller guests, there is a pack-n-play, highchair, kids' plates and cups, and toys and books for all ages.

There is a gas grill, ping-pong table, shuffleboard, arcade basketball, many outdoor lawn games, and a shaded patio with string lights. Plus, it is an easy 2-minute walk to one of the largest parks in Bryan-College Station.

There is a smart TV in the living room and a smart TV in the master bedroom that allows you to enjoy YouTube TV. For non-screen entertainment, create memories with the provided puzzles and board games during your stay.

This home provides a space to cook meals, including an air fryer, instant pot, crockpot, and outdoor gas grill. If you prefer not to cook, don't worry; the best delicious foods between Bryan and College Station are nearby.