Hemingway Cottage right on the Pithlacootee River

This cozy, 2 bedroom, 1 bath 1935, Hemingway style cottage is very close to historic New Port Richey, Florida. Our house is completely renovated with modern appliances and comfortably furnished. It has a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, table with 4 chairs, living room with TV and WiFi. The bathroom with shower is handicapped friendly. Both bedrooms are furnished with "queen" beds. Waschecke with large washer and dryer are in a corner of the Floridazimmer, where you can sit comfortably. There is also a table and 6 chairs. The garden is fenced and has plenty of parking for cars and boat.

Surroundings: Our Hemingway Cottage is within walking distance of the cafes, restaurants and the center of New Port Richey. It is right on Sims Park and in the immediate vicinity of picturesque Orange Lake, which is a great place to go for a walk! Walk through Sims Park to Main Street or walk along the scenic Pithlachascotee River. Sims Park has a wonderful covered children's playground and a small water park for children, with a gym for the older ones and an Amphi Theater!
New Port Richey and thus Sims Park are host to many events such as the Chasco streets and boat parade in March, the Christmas parade and boat parade in December, various outdoor movies, concerts, outdoor markets, etc.
You can see the public boat ramp, which is located on Main Street and River Road from the house. You could also kayaks or a dinghy from the Sims Park into the water.

History: New Port Richey seemed to become another Hollywood in the twenties or at least a winter holiday for Hollywood stars. Famous celebrities, including Irving Berlin, Gene Sarazan, Charlie Chaplin, Gloria Swanson, Johnny Cash and Shirley Temple, came to the event. Many famous people spent time here and attended social events at the Hacienda Hotel, right on Sims Park. At the moment the hacienda is being renovated.
Other: Other nearby parks include Starkey Park, Green Key Beach and James E. Gray Preserve. Howard Park Beach and Tarpons Springs are approximately 8 miles from New Port Richey. Other nearby are z. B. Busch Gardens, Florida Aquarium, Ybor City and the Dalli Museum.