Little House On The Alley: 5 blocks to Old Town!

Welcome to Little House on the Alley — a charming, self-contained retreat tucked into Wichita’s vibrant Douglas Design District. Just five blocks from Old Town, you’re steps away from Wichita’s best bars, restaurants, and nightlife, yet nestled on a quiet alley with a cozy feel all your own. The Douglas Design District is one of the city’s most exciting and evolving neighborhoods — part of an active urban redevelopment corridor — putting you right in the middle of Wichita’s creative energy!

The home features one bedroom with a queen bed, one bathroom, and a compact kitchen — everything you need for a comfortable stay without the clutter. Step outside to your private fenced front patio, a perfect spot to unwind. Traveling with pets? We’ve got you covered — there’s a dedicated fenced area for your furry friends as well.

Whether you’re here for the food scene, a concert, or just exploring Wichita, Little House on the Alley puts it all within easy reach.

This property lot and parking is connected with another property "Oldtown Speakeasy." You have private access to this property, but some of the common area space and parking is shared with another property. THIS PROPERTY COMES WITH TWO DEDICATED PARKING SPOTS UPFRONT, and additional parking on gravel in the alley which is shared parking with "Oldtown Speakeasy."

The Neighborhood — Douglas Design District

The Little House on the Alley is nestled right in Wichita’s vibrant and eclectic Douglas Design District — a 3-mile stretch of authenticity, steeped in old-time tradition and very much on the rise.

This wonderfully diverse community is home to more than 500 locally-owned businesses, over 100 murals by local artists, retail shops, galleries, restaurants, bars, breweries, coffeehouses, and creative residential neighborhoods — all spanning along Douglas Avenue.

In other words, you’re not staying in a bland hotel corridor — you’re in the middle of where Wichita’s creative class actually lives, works, and plays. Artists, designers, entrepreneurs, and locals with good taste have all claimed this stretch as their own, and the energy shows.
Grab a craft brew at Hopping Gnome or Central Standard Brewing, sip cocktails at Wichita’s first immersive tiki bar Lava & Tonic, fuel up at Reverie Coffee Roasters, or dig into everything from Neapolitan pizza to Mediterranean food — all within the district.

The neighborhood is real, urban, and full of character. It’s the kind of place where you stumble onto a stunning mural on your morning walk and end up at a great local bar that night. Come with an open mind and a sense of adventure — this is authentic Wichita at its best.