About your Stay

This new farmhouse is charming and cozy. This space is fully furnished and comes with plenty of amenities to make your stay both comfortable and relaxing. Pets are welcome and will enjoy the open spaces.

This house is one floor and can accommodate 4 guests. There are two bedrooms, one with a queen size bed and the other with a double bed. They are fully made with extra pillows and blankets. The full bathroom is equipped with toiletries, hair dryer and plenty of towels. Complementary wifi and cable TV are provided. If you have any questions about your stay or exploring Mound City, hosts Emily and Charlie are on site to help you.

Amenities

All of our farmhouses have air conditioning, city water, cable tv and wifi.

This kitchen is equipped with a standard range top oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, coffee maker, microwave and toaster. This house is furnished with cookware, silverware, glasses, utensils, linens, paper towels, napkins, garbage bags, dishwashing powder and toiletries. Each house also has a washer/dryer, laundry detergent and an outdoor grill.

We provide coffee and the makings for a light breakfast.

About Mound City

Leroy’s Farmhouse is located in Mound City, Arkansas surrounded by wide open spaces of farmland facing the Mississippi River levee. This farm has been in production since the early 1800’s and is the closest working farm to downtown Memphis.

Mound City sits on 500 acres of private space ready for our guests to explore. The Harahan Bridge now accommodates a spectacular pedestrian and bicycle crossing connecting Arkansas and Tennessee, easily accessible from the house.

Mound City is named for the Indian Mounds that the original farm was built on and was an important trading town and ferry landing directly across the river from Memphis during the 1800’s. Mound City was a storage and staging area for furs, livestock, cotton and other goods that were being traded along the Mississippi River. The old plantation’s headquarters feature several old cypress structures that were built in the early 1900’s. The commissary and sharecropper houses are original to the farm and have been completely restored without losing their original charm. The property is available as a unique venue for parties and special events.