TOVEY HOUSE
Central to everything Fayetteville has to offer!
Fayetteville Vacation Rental • Sleeps 10
Welcome to the Historic Tovey House!
We invite you to relax and unwind in our beautifully renovated, 125+ year home with two spacious living areas, two fully stocked kitchens, and outdoor entertainment spaces. Walk or ‘Spin’ just half a block to the celebrated Senior Walk at the U of A, .3 mi to Dickson Street or .2 mi to the Razorback Greenway!
Welcome to the Tovey House!
When you enter the front door, you’ll discover a spacious open concept living space with exposed iron beams, modern design and unique vintage touches.
When you enter the front door, you’ll discover a spacious open concept living space with exposed iron beams, modern design and unique vintage touches.
Behind one of the couches, you'll see a bar with stools for added seating.
A four-top dining table is situated between the living and main kitchen.
Our main kitchen features seating for four at the spacious island with white quartz countertops.
Enjoy our new Kitchen Aid appliances, including gas cooktop and other essentials. There’s also plenty of built-in storage, plus direct access to the outdoor living space and parking.
Head on up to the second floor to our second living room.
Our bonus living room with its own private outside entrance has access to the upstairs porch.
This area has a comfy couch, 55-inch Smart TV, and dinette for four.
Plus, a fully stocked kitchen, complete with new Whirlpool appliances and dining essentials.
When you’re ready to turn in for the night, choose from any of the five luxury bedrooms.
The upper patio has access to the backyard and parking.
Out back on our covered patio, you’ll have access to our lounge area, gas fire pit, vintage Coca-cola ice chest, grill and string lights.
On the upper patio, you'll see a hanging bench as well as lounge seating.
University of Arkansas’ Old Main in just a short walk away.
Call 1-833-264-6262 or Email reservations@cohova.com
The History of Tovey House
Located in the historic West Lafayette neighborhood, Tovey House was built in 1900 by notable citizen Lafayette Gregg, and is a unique home with rich historical significance to the University of Arkansas and Northwest Arkansas.
Henry D. Tovey was a highly influential and historic figure who was dubbed a ‘Renaissance man’ of the times. Recognized as one of America's top professional pianists in the early 1900s, Tovey served as the University of Arkansas’ music department chair (1908-1933).
Although Tovey made numerous contributions to the community, Arkansas and nationally, he is most remembered for writing the music for two beloved traditions at the U of A still played today: the U of A ‘Alma Mater’ and Razorback athletics ‘Arkansas Fight Song’.
During your stay, you can learn about Professor Tovey’s numerous significant contributions through the photo mural and historical documents!
University’s Old Main is a short walk from Tovey House. At noon or 5:00 pm each day, you can enjoy hearing the bells as they ring out the ‘Alma Mater’! It’s lovely, and the music was composed by our home’s early owner, Henry D. Tovey!
MTB-friendly - 0.2 miles from Razorback Greenway - walk, run or bike on trails running all the way to Bella Vista.
Walk to Dickson Street Entertainment District just a couple blocks away. The street is lined with restaurants, bars, live music and cultural venues, such as the Walton Arts Center.