K4CPremier Cottages were the topic at the Thursday, March 11 meeting of the Trenton Rotary Club, held at the BTC Bank community room. Kim Washburn presided at the meeting. Phil Hoffman gave the prayer and Chris Hoffman was sergeant at arms.
Cara McClellan, who along with her husband, Kip, is owner of the cottages and Hannah Weaver, who serves as “general manager,” presented information about the structures, which are being built on property in north Trenton. Six cottages are currently under construction, with three to be ready for occupancy this spring. Each has a theme, with “The Beach House” and “The Stables” housing up to six persons and “The City Loft” having an occupancy of eight persons. Scheduled to open in the fall are “The Lodge” (10), “The Honeymoon Hideaway” (4) and “The Modern Farmhouse” (4). Bookings are already being accepted through the KC4 Premier Cottages and Airbnb websites. Mrs. McClellan said the idea for the cottages came about as her family looked at a way to diversify its business interests and are geared toward families and business persons wanting their own space to stay when visiting the Trenton area. Each of the cottages includes a wi-fi Smart TV, a full kitchen, sleeper sofas and a firepit. There is room for expansion at the building site, which will also include laundry facilities.
During the business meeting, members were reminded to make donations to the “Shoes for Orphan Souls” project, with shoes being brought to the meeting or left with project chairman Diane Lowrey. Monetary donations are also being accepted. The public is also invited to participate in the project, with a portion of the shoes to be donated to the Bright Futures Trenton program.
The Trenton Downtown Improvement Associ-ation/Trenton Main Street, will present the program on March 18.
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