Escape to this wonderful studio in picturesque Montevideo. This cozy retreat features 1 queen bed, 1 full bed, and 1 bunk bed, perfect for small groups or families. Enjoy the convenience of WiFi, a washing machine, and heating during your stay. The bathroom offers a refreshing shower and a hair dryer for your convenience. A great place to call homebase while you're away, we hope you enjoy your stay. This is the former Studio of Local Artist Douglas Pederson. A lot of his artwork is on display as sort of a museum/ display space
This place is like staying in a small museum of antiquities. The owners have done some amazing things with it. I am bummed that I did not get time to explore the rest of the property.
Our stay was very easy going! I REALLY appreciated that there wasn't a list of "things to do" before checking out...it definitely made us WANT to do more vs feeling the obligations of making sure we had everything done on the checklist. We still left the Old Studio Apartment in superior shape with laundry done, dishes washed, garbage taken out, etc., however THIS piece of the stay made it feel like a vacation for a mama that could give her best efforts but not feel judged.I was pleasantly surprised (others with the app might not have any issues), but I could not scroll all amenities...so I had planned games for the kids and no tv, but it was there. We felt like it was a great place for our family to have downtime after our activities out. We definitely appreciated our stay!
An incredibly stay! I canât even describe how neat this studio was! The property was gorgeous and the studio was the perfect size! We could not have found a better place to stay! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
The property is absolutely incredible. The wood work and decoration had do much time and effort put into it that it is indescribable. You walk in the front door and you are transported into a different world entirely. The only reason i give it 4 stars would be that it is a perfect location for any outdoorsman during normal conditions, but my stay was during a heavy rain season so the entire surrounding area was heavily flooded and there were no opportunities to do anything besides stay inside and watch TV, dont even get me started on the mosquitoes. Also the area is a cellular deadzone so there is minimal to no reception what so ever. The neighboring town is very small and has very minimal options for entertainment. The best time to stay here would be when the wetlands are at their dryest or wintertime so you can take advantage of the wilderness opportunities. The property owners Are the sweetest of people and I would absolutely recommend this location to anybody.
My partner and I stayed two nights for Fiesta Days. This was a cozy, clean spot in a good location. It was brighter inside than the photos show, which was nice. Plus, there are two goats on the property, which was an unexpected nice surprise!
We had a wonderful stay after some very hot (99) days at the Heritage Hill tractor show. It was nice to return to this quiet and cool little retreat after being in the heat all day to watch a movie and just relax. So much neat decor to admire.
My wife and I recently spent 10 days at this unique and lovely place. The decor is one of a kind with features and decorations designed by the owner who is an accomplished wood worker and a well known and respected artist in the area.Kitchen was nice for such a long stay and outfitted with everything you need. (stove, microwave, toaster oven, fridge and two coffee makers!) We were able to make many meals for ourselves.Bathroom is a little small but works fine.Washer and dryer is in its own laundry closet. It is certainly handy.It is quiet too.
This was a great place to stay, it has the feeling of a cross between a north woods cabin and an antique shop! You can spend hours looking at all the different things on the wall! The place was very clean and neat, there is ample parking and plenty of room for turning trucks and trailers around! The only draw back is thereâs only one bed room so you better be comfortable with the people youâre there with! All in all itâs a great property and I would definitely stay there again and highly recommend it to anyone staying in the area!
Scenery and wildlife abound. La Qui Parle and it 20,000+ public acres are a 10-15 minute drive away. The studio sits on the bluff, at the convergence of the Chippewa and Minnesota Rivers.
This is the former studio of Doug Pederson. A lot of Dougs Artwork can be seen here and is sort of a museum for his work. Doug is best known for his work in Scrimshaw. He also worked in wood and bone. Half of the building is still in use as a wood shop and makers space.