Interested in mid & long term. The luxury of good design here (like a luxury bra) invisibly surrounds you with effortless confidence. I designed this space so you get respite from corporate interiors. This is NOT a basement! It has regular 8 ft ceilings throughout and is approx. 900 sq. ft., including the King and the Queen rooms. This entire space is at the top level of a classical Midwestern split-level house/duplex. Therefore, you will not be bothered by someone walking on your ceiling at night. - full bathroom, with a tub/shower combo, an automatic fan, and plenty of space for putting toothbrushes for four guests; - king-size bedroom with a night stand, a dresser, a large closet, a wide shelf, and upgraded lighting; - queen-size bedroom with a night stand, a dresser, a closet, a deep shelf, and upgraded lighting. Both bedrooms have individual locks. I can give separate/unique keys to you and your travel companion(s) in case if you don't trust each other. The King-size mattress is on the softer side and it has a mattress pad, which makes the top even softer. The Queen-size mattress does not have a mattress pad. It is rested on a wooden, platform bed. Therefore it is fairly firm. I reside in the lower half of the house, which is separated from the top half by an insulated wall, and has a separate entrance. I am on site, so my guests would be happy. Rather than texting the host and hoping that the host will find someone else to resolve the issue, they know that the host is mostly around. Some details are not perfect yet, but it is Safe, Clean & Comfortable. If you are a perfectionist (and a penny pincher at the same time? Oh-oh!), you will not be happy here. But if you are like me--flexible, and like exploring alternatives, you will get some good karma points and it will be a win-win-win-win! :-)

It's a quite neighborhood, but in a close proximity to a large (and CHEAP) supermarket. The trains (that go through the town in the middle of the night) are almost NOT heard here. It is an important detail that cannot be conveyed by photos. Those patients who choose to stay closer to Mayo buildings usually regret about their decision later exactly because of those trains.