Welcome to our 6 bedroom pool house with tons of games! Featuring outdoor fun with our heated pool, BBQ grill, Ping Pong table, cornhole, lounge chairs, outdoor dining tables and ample seating. Plus 2 game rooms with arcade games, shuffleboard and foosball table!

Our house max is 14 guests and anyone coming to the home counts towards that total regardless of who is staying the night.
Play a variety of games in our dedicated game room:
• Arcade games:
- Golden Tee 3D Golf
- NFL Blitz Legend
- Terminator 2 Judgment Day
- The Fast & The Furious Deluxe
• Shuffleboard table
• Foosball table
• Chess table

The game room also features a 58" smart TV and a beautifully decorated flower wall with comfortable seating.

• Watch the big game or your favorite movie in our spacious living room with a 65" smart TV.

• Dining table in the kitchen with seating for 6.

• Enjoy our backyard with a heated swimming pool with lounge chairs and pool noodles, outdoor dining set, BBQ grill (propane is provided), ping pong table, and cornhole.
HEATED POOL: The pool heater is meant for Spring/Fall, not winter. We aim to keep the pool at a swimmable 80° but this ultimately depends on the ambient temperature. The heat pump can only heat the water to a swimmable temperature when the air temperature is 60°+.

Layout & sleeping arrangements:
Downstairs:
• 1 bedroom downstairs with 1 twin bed, office desk and chair. 1 full bathroom downstairs but not attached to the bedroom.
Upstairs:
• 1 bedroom with 1 full size bed, office desk and chair.
• 1 bedroom with 1 full size bed, office desk and chair.
• 1 bedroom with 1 full size bed.
• 1 bedroom with 1 queen bed, 1 full bed, 1 futon (linens not provided for the futon), 1 58" smart TV, office desk and chair. Full bathroom attached.
• 1 bedroom with 2 full size beds, 1 twin bed, 1 futon (linens not provided for the futon), office desk and chair.
• There is another full bathroom upstairs, not attached to any of the bedrooms.

Guest access:

You'll have 100% privacy inside this home and the check-in process is fully automated.

Parking: there is free street parking in front of the home. Please do not park in front of our neighbors’ mailboxes.

Other things to note:

We don't allow more than 14 guests, even if they're not staying the night. No exceptions.

We cannot offer early check-ins or late check-outs at this home due to the time it takes us to clean it after each guest.

Up to 2 pets are allowed for a flat fee of $80 and must be preapproved before your stay.

Booking includes resort quality cleaning, freshly laundered sheets and towels for all guests, as well as all consumables including toilet paper, soap, shampoo, coffee, tea, and a whole lot more.

Please make sure to read our full house rules at the bottom of the page before booking.


About the neighborhood:

Our house is located in a quiet neighborhood in Carrollton, Texas. Walking distance from our home you’ll find Oak Hills Park featuring a sand volleyball court, basketball Court, splash park, grills, a playground, restrooms and a trail. Perfect for the entire family! We’re a 15 min drive from the DFW Airport.

Things to do in Carrollton:

Elm Fork Nature Preserve: a 40-acre (16.1-hectare) nature preserve that guarantees birdwatchers and nature lovers a great treat and a fun but free thing to do in Carrolton

W.J. Thomas Splash Pad: includes shaded areas, various tables, a number of grills, and a deck. There is also a tennis court and soccer field right next to the water park where you and your kids can play some fun outdoor games.

Historic Downtown Carrollton: full of non-chain restaurants, cafes, and cute little antique shops, all great for an evening visit. People who have been here recommend a stop at the candy store and Twisted Root Burger. Babe’s Chicken Dinner House is not to be missed either, for a tasty homestyle meal.

Sam Houston Trail Park: known for its 22-mile (35 km) greenbelt pathway along Trinity River

Things to do in Dallas:

Make sure to check out Lower Greenville, a pedestrian-friendly area that has always been a hotspot for nightlife. Featuring amazing bars and restaurants such as:

La La Land Kind Cafe, Desert Racer, Eastside Social, Wah Wah Room, and Flatbread Company, as well as:

• HG Suply Co: when a trendy bar with rooftop people watching and craft beers meets delicious, farm-to-table food, you end up with the hit bar HG Sply Co.

• Swizzle: tiki bar and restaurant that teleports diners to a Hawaiian wonderland. 

• Beauty bar: it combines a hipster and girly yet grungy and groovy vibe to create one big party right before the beginning of lower Greenville.

•The Old Crow: a warm atmosphere with pool tables, jukebox, darts, karaoke, and more

• Wabi House: the go-to spot on Lower Greenville for ramen.

• Alamo Club: dig into expertly prepared steaks, smoky pastrama sandwiches, and roasted chicken, all while sipping the Dak #4, an excellent rum cocktail named for Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott.

• The Dubliner: Irish pub, the ideal spot to gather with friends around great drinks with a warm and cozy atmosphere.

While you're still in Dallas, also make sure to check out other amazing neighborhoods and fun things to do in the city:

Deep Ellum: where countless music legends have graced the stages of places like The Prophet Bar, Trees and The Bomb Factory. For dancing there's the Lizard Lounge, and for artisanal cocktails in chill surrounds, check out the Black Swan Saloon.

And no night out in Deep Ellum is complete without a visit to the best dive bar in the country, Double Wide, and Dallas Comedy Club.

An ever-growing lineup of chef-driven restaurants, gastro pubs, coffee shops and casual mom-and-pop eateries has turned Deep Ellum into the city's newest foodie haven. Here, visitors can chow down on everything from mouthwatering barbecue at Pecan Lodge, artisanal pizzas at Il Cane Rosso and northern Chinese street food at Monkey King Noodle Co, to gourmet burgers at Twisted Root, pub grub at Angry Dog, haute cuisine at Twenty-Seven and don’t forget to check out Deep Ellum Brewing Co.

Uptown Dallas: take a stroll down McKinney Avenue in the evening and you will hear the sounds of lively chatter, laughter, lots of music and people unwinding after a day at the office. Picture lots of patio seating, with tables of friends having dinner and drinks, sharing stories of their days and running into other people they know, making introductions and socializing.

Perhaps one of Uptown’s most appealing aspects, its social scene for young professionals just cannot be beat. Downtown Dallas is definitely bustling during the day with commuters and professionals, but is all high-rise buildings and parking lots. The recent addition of Klyde Warren Park on the north end bordering Woodall Rogers does help in giving some greenery to the area.

Bishop Arts District: packed with more than 60 unconventional boutiques, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and art galleries, all within an easily walkable hub. Restaurants and bars: • Tribal Restaurant • Atlas • Botanist • Revelers Hall • La Reunions • Sketches of Spain • Tejas • Eno’s Pizza Tavern • Paradiso • Lockhart Smokehouse BBQ • Ten Bells Tavern • Veracruz Café • Boulevardier Sweet treats: • Emporium Pies • The Salty Donut • MELT Ice Creams • The Natural Spot. Malls: • Northpark Center • Galleria Dallas

Museums and other attractions:

• Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza: covers the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy and is one of the state’s most visited historic sites.

• Dallas Museum of Art

• Dallas Farmers Market

• Reunion Tower

• Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

• Dallas Zoo

• Dallas Museum of Illusions

• George W. Bush Presidential Library