I am the owner of Moondance Vacation Rentals. We have a variety of vacation properties in Nashville and Brown County Indiana. Every property is well maintained and equipped for the comfort and convenience of our guests. Whether you are planning a vacation in the near or distant future, our cabins are a perfect choice and it is never too early to start vacation planning.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE RESIDENCE IN A REAL HISTORIC BUILDING. The restored historic home dates to 1840. The Stagecoach 1840 served as a tollhouse for stagecoaches traveling on the private toll road north of Jefferson Street in Nashville for many years. The important period features, original brick exteriors, wood floors, and over six sash windows can be found in this pre-Civil War Indiana building, while modern amenities, a full kitchen, and one and a half bathrooms make your stay a comfortable one. Save on parking. The Stagecoach is a short walk from all the downtown shops, restaurants, and entertainment. It has two bedrooms, with one queen bed and one full bed, one full bath, and one half bath, as well as a full kitchen with a gas stove, a dining room, and a large living room. Our covered front porch allows guests to relax. Take time to have fun with a soak in the hot tub, enjoy the firepit, or partake in the fun puzzles, games, Wi-Fi, and Hulu! Your furry friends will have plenty of room to run and play in the large yard. There is a USD 75 fee per pet for our pet-friendly properties. Moondance Vacation Homes proudly donates a portion to the Brown County Humane Society when you bring your pet and pay your pet fee. ALL EVENTS, DAY GUESTS, AND PARTIES ARE PROHIBITED WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL FROM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. Effective July 1, 2025, the county has raised the innkeeper's tax from 5% to 8%. Take a step back in time while you enjoy all the amenities and charm of a two-bedroom historic home steps from downtown Nashville, Indiana. Take a step back in time while you enjoy all the amenities and charm of a two-bedroom historic home steps from downtown Nashville, Indiana. The 1840 Stagecoach lives up to its name. The restored historic home dates back to 1840. The Stagecoach 1840 served as a tollhouse for stagecoaches traveling on the private toll road north of Nashville Jefferson Street for many years. Original brick exteriors, wood fl...