Kaysville Vacation Rental
Historic 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, fully updated. Built over 100 years ago and redone for modern comfort, it sleeps up to 8 guests. A good fit for families, friends, and groups visiting Davis County.
It sits steps from Kaysville City Heritage Park and Library, with quick I-15 access to Salt Lake City. Close to skiing, hiking trails, Lagoon amusement park, and shopping. Curious how the home came to be? Read its story.
The Home
Bedrooms & Beds
- 3 Bedrooms total, sleeps 8 guests
- 6 Beds: 2 Queens, 4 Twins
- Main floor: 2 bedrooms
- Upper floor: 1 bedroom (up steep stairs)
Bathrooms
- 2 Total bathrooms
- Main floor: Full bathroom with tub, no shower
- Upper floor: Ensuite with shower
Kitchen
- Stove, oven, and dishwasher
- Fridge and Keurig coffee maker
- Full set of cookware, silverware, and dishware
Living Spaces
- Living room with large TV and gaming system
- Laundry room
- High speed WiFi throughout
Comfort & Safety
- Full air conditioning and heating
- Ring alarm with fire, smoke, and CO2 sensors
- Minut noise monitor (no cameras or audio recording)
- Parking for 4 cars
Nearby Attractions
- Skiing: Snowbasin (22 mi), Powder Mtn (39 mi), Alta (48 mi), Canyons (49 mi)
- Amusement Parks: Boondocks (2 mi), Cherry Hill (3 mi), Lagoon (5 mi)
- Shopping: Layton Hills (4 mi), Station Park (6 mi), 25th St Ogden (16 mi), The Gateway (20 mi), City Creek (21 mi)
- Other: Temple Square (21 mi), SLC Airport (25 min)
The Story of This Home
This is the Robins Home, stop 26 on the Kaysville Historic Tour. The sons of Susannah Robins built it for her in the early 1900s, working with local builder William Allen. They made the east walls three bricks thick to hold back Kaysville's strong east winds. The Bamberger railroad once ran right past the yard.
Read the full story here:
House Rules & Key Info
Policies
- No pets allowed
- No parties or events beyond booked guests
- No smoking inside or outside the home. $500 cleaning fee applies.
- No illegal substances or drug use
- No business use without prior written consent
Parking & Location
- Parking for up to 4 cars
- 2 spaces on front curved driveway
- 2 spaces in front of garage
- Do not park on side driveway (shared with neighbor)
- No street parking Nov 1 through Apr 30, for snow plowing
Accessibility & Features
- Narrow, steep original stairs lead to the upper floor
- Historic home (100+ years old) with preserved character
- Across street from Kaysville City Heritage Park
- A short walk to Kaysville City Library
- Easy I-15 freeway access
- Local bus routes 627 and 470 (5 min walk)