The Front Porch suite at Faye Social House plus the outdoor bar, grill, and tailgate space — opened a few weekends a year for the games and festivals that turn this part of Fayetteville into a city humming with energy. Sleeps two. Park in the back, walk to the stadium, come back to the porch while the traffic sorts itself out.
The suite, the outdoor bar, the back lot — opened up for the weekends the city is alive.
Gameday is the social side of Faye Social House: the ground-floor lock-off suite (The Front Porch, queen, sleeps two), the outdoor bar and grill, and the back lot. It's a different listing from the suite on its own because it only opens a handful of weekends a year — Razorback home games and fall festival weekends, the kind of dates where you want the outdoor space too, not just a bed. The third-floor Balcony is no longer part of it: that room has gone to a long-term tenant.
On those weekends Fayetteville hums. Students on the sidewalk, tailgaters in the alley, a freight train cutting through twice a day, fight-song faintly drifting up from the stadium seven-tenths of a mile south. We open the porch, the side yard, and the bar — and your group has the run of it. Sleeps two indoors. The outdoor space is for you and the people you invite; this is a family home on a residential street, not an event venue, and we don't host parties open to the public.
Park up to 15 cars in the back lot — for your group and the people you invite. It's private parking for the stay, not a game-day lot: we don't sell or offer spaces to anyone who isn't your guest. Smart lock on the suite, one keypad code. Self check-in any time after 3 PM. The kitchenette is stocked with coffee, the grill primed, ice on request. There's a smart TV in the suite if the game starts before you can walk over.
Pricing reflects the weekend it's covering. Minimum $250/night, real numbers usually higher around marquee games. Gameday covers the ground-floor suite and the outdoor common space only — the middle floor is our own home and the third floor is a tenant's. Locked doors keep the boundaries clean.
What's in this stay.
331 S Hill Ave — basically on campus.
Distances are walking unless noted. Putnam District is the residential pocket between Dickson and the stadium; the Razorback Greenway runs a block over.
How the property reads, top to bottom.
What past guests said.
Real reviews, kept as written. Some describe an earlier version of Gameday that included the upstairs suite as well — that room is now a long-term residence, so Gameday today is the ground-floor suite and the outdoor space, sleeping two.
