A private theater
Two tiered rows of real reclining seats with cup holders, facing a full projection screen. There is a popcorn cart.
Open acreage in Attala County, Mississippi, with a pond, a treeline, and no neighbors in any direction.
The house sits back from a gravel drive on open, mown acreage. There is no neighbouring house in the frame because there is no neighbouring house.
The pond sits beyond the pines. It is for fishing only — no swimming, no boats, no rafts. There is no lifeguard, no fence and no shallow end, and children near the water need an adult with them.
Parking is not a problem here. There is a concrete apron, a covered double garage, and room on the grass for the rest of a reunion's worth of cars.
Two tiered rows of real reclining seats with cup holders, facing a full projection screen. There is a popcorn cart.
A full pool table, a felt poker table, and booth seating around the edge for the people who would rather watch than play.
Cabinets along three walls, granite counters and a center island with its own sink, so more than one person can cook at once — and a dining table that seats eight.
A full-size washer and dryer, and a linen closet stocked with towels, spare blankets and pillows for the whole house. It is yours — you do not need to ask.
A keypad entry on the front door. Your code and arrival instructions come through before you travel, so nobody is waiting on a handover.
The water sits past the pines, at the bottom of the mown slope. Bring a rod. Do not bring a boat — and keep an adult with the children.