If you are searching for a one-of-a-kind getaway in Texas, look no further. This Airbnb is a totally rare find.

Located in the town of Bartlett, Texas, host Jennifer has listed a unique historic Bank property. That’s right– you can sleep inside of The Bartlett National Bank, which opened in 1904 and ran until the 1930s.

And aside from the adorable furnishing touches, this three-bedroom and two-bath listing has maintained much of its original features.

You can walk across the classic penny-lined floors or read in the old bank manager’s office, which has been converted into a study. But, the best part is that the Airbnb still has all of the original bank vaults located inside.

Airbnb; pictured above is the outside of the bank

One serves as a pantry, while the other acts as a wine cellar. Moreover, Jennifer admitted that two other vaults have yet to be cracked.

“There are two we have not broken into yet. I wonder what could be inside?” she teased in the listing’s description.

Besides the property’s intriguing past, Bartlett, Texas, is also known as one of the most historically-rich towns in Texas.

You can stroll down the brick stone streets and enjoy shopping at tons of locally-owned stores.

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So far, Jennifer’s listing has accrued rave reviews– landing the property at 4.86 stars. Everyone from couples looking for a getaway to parents traveling with children have enjoyed soaking up its history.

Airbnb; pictured above is the inside of the bank

“The bank is absolutely beautiful and is very clean! It is a great place for two couples since you can have privacy with plenty of space for shared meals and visiting. It has great value, and we will definitely be back!” commented one satisfied vacationer.

“Jennifer’s place was just as beautiful as you’d think,” commented another overjoyed renter.

“We had toddlers with us and packed our baby gate to block them from the stairs. It worked like a charm! We were all so excited about the bank.”

Airbnb; pictured above is a plaque explaining the bank’s history

“The kids loved watching the trucks and trains through the front door windows, and my husband and I just enjoyed the accommodations. Thanks so much for a lovely couple of days!”

To learn more about this property or book it for your own getaway, visit the listing linked here.

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