Listed
on the National Register of Historic Places, the Joseph Frederick
Adams House, constructed circa 1895, is locally significant because
it is one of less than a dozen houses remaining in Bluff that document
an important phase in the history of the town: the evolution from
farm village to large-scale livestock production.
It has been completely
renovated over the last 4 years and is now a beautiful 2 story home
on a shady street with 2 bathrooms, 4 bedrooms, a full kitchen, dining
room and living room, lots of picnic space outside and beautiful
views of the canyon walls. It includes evaporative cooling, Direct
TV, and all linen and kitchen utensils.
It is a perfect place for
an extended family get together. Prices start at $150.00 per night.
Listed
on the National Register of Historic Places, the Joseph Frederick
Adams House, constructed circa 1895, is locally significant because
it is one of less than a dozen houses remaining in Bluff that document
an important phase in the history of the town: the evolution from
farm village to large-scale livestock production. 
