Listen to the rustling trees at night and the birds in the morning! Comfortable, clean, second floor room faces southwest, has hardwood floors, Turkish rugs, closet, and two big windows with drapes. En suite half bath, and shared full bath upstairs. Room is chock full of books on three walls ranging from obscure Buddhist texts to cooking, gardening, business and Phenomenology. Queen-size fold-out is Italian Ligne Rosset design, both chic and comfortable with thick duvet for winter (NO nasty bars in this fold-out. Will comfortably sleep large people!). (NOT a futon.) Wireless internet, off-street parking, washer/dryer available as well as iron and other small amenities. There are two porches, one covered. We have a friendly cat.
No minimum night stay. Breakfast is likely but not count-on-able. Living room provides overflow for a parent or friend on airbed or couch. Feel free to hang out in dining room and set up your computer there, or use the kitchen to make a cup of tea. We have determined that our house is, alas, not particularly toddler- or child-friendly, so no guests under 10 years old, please. PLEASE NOTE OUR CALENDAR IS KEPT UP-TO-DATE; also, we do not accept reservations more than three months out, thanks.
Neighborhood is diverse, friendly and safe. Busses that go everywhere are a block away and the Orange Line (Sullivan Square) is a 6 min. bus ride away. We’re close to both Harvard and Davis Squares, as well as MIT and Harvard Universities. Great “ethnic” groceries, good cafés and great music are steps away, as well as a full range of restaurants. A farmers market operates in the Square on Saturdays, and there are art festivals and outdoor concerts throughout the warmer months. Great local pubs, and dancing from Capoeira to Tango. We’ve lived in the Boston area for more than 30 years and are extremely social, so can direct you to pretty much anything here, from bicycle routes to foodie events.
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