Stay In A Historic 1804 Home In Providence, Rhode Island

Getting away doesn't necessarily mean hopping on a plane to distant lands or embarking on a long road trip. Sometimes all we need is to find that perfect Airbnb, where we can relax, unwind, and enjoy a staycation - not too far from home but just far enough to give us a change of scenery. Bring the whole family, or your best pals, or treat yourself to some alone time (especially if you like a lot of space to yourself) when you check into this one-of-a-kind Airbnb in Providence, Rhode Island.

Nestled in the College Hill neighborhood of Providence, the Isaac Bowen Jr. House exudes historic charm, promising an authentic New England experience and awe-inspiring views of the city skyline.

Dating back to 1804, the historic home is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Even before you start exploring your home away from home, you'll realize how big this home really is. With three bedrooms and six beds, it easily sleeps up to eight guests.

The 3.5 baths mean no fighting over bathroom time. If you feel like lounging in a bubble bath in the soaking tub for a few hours, you can.

Since you'll be staying in a historic home, be prepared for a few things that come with that history. Floors sometimes creak, and you might run across an old nail that's popped up out of the floor.

The floors were made from what's described as "native trees."

The three-story home makes it easy to find quiet moments, especially if you're traveling with others.

But you'll have just as many chances to chill and hang out in the living room and den.

For a truly unique experience, call dibs on the open-concept bedroom in the attic.

The home also has 10 fireplaces.

If you're not in the mood to cook, you'll be just steps from an eclectic assortment of restaurants that dish up everything from authentic Greek meals to American classics.

Carve out some time to stroll to downtown Providence. Continue that walk along the Riverwalk. Do a bit of shopping at Providence Place, and catch WaterFire, usually held on select Saturday evenings from May through November.

The historic home also has outdoor space with a fire pit, an outdoor dining area, and a hammock.

Have you stayed at this historic home and enchanting Airbnb in Providence, Rhode Island? Do you agree it's perhaps the most unique place to stay in Rhode Island? Let us know in the comments! A stay in Providence means attractions, shops, and restaurants galore. When exploring, grab a delicious bite at West Side Diner, an old-fashioned Providence, Rhode Island restaurant.