Charming 1907 Bungalow in the heart of North Chattanooga. Walking distance to Chattanooga's desirable Coolidge Park, the best in local dining, the Walking Bridge, and the Tennessee River. Take a quick stroll down the street to Aretha Frankenstein's or enjoy the view from the wonderful front porch! We have just updated this house with brand new furniture, beds, and all kitchen items! Refinished claw foot tub, period remodeled bathrooms, all stainless appliances, beautiful hardwood flooring throughout, and the 20" ceramic marble tile adds a touch of charm to the kitchen. You will also notice in the pictures that there are many steep steps leading to the front door. Others have commented about this in reviews so please be prepared for that when you arrive. This is part of the reason we call it the "Treehouse", and knowing this in advance, we ask that you do not review us negatively based on the stairs. Also, this is a Bungalow and the floor plan has a U-shape to it. We explain that further in the captions of the pictures. The bedrooms are connected together but the larger two bedrooms each have their own entrance and access to bathrooms and other living spaces of the house. The smaller 3rd bedroom is off the 2nd bedroom and shares living space access with the second bedroom but also has its own private entrance to the front porch. You will be able to access all rooms of the house, and we will not be there during your stay. We have a keypad lock. We will give you a code the day of your booking. We will also message you detailed instructions for the lock. Most people do not have a problem but occasionally it can be stubborn. We will be close and always available when needed. Our street is a narrow side street that overlooks Tremont. Very little traffic. We often see people walking their dogs, runners, and cyclists We do not have a garage at the house. There is street parking, but we have a very small gravel driveway that fits two cars. In addition, if you have zero reviews would you give us some information about yourself when you request your booking: who you are, your guests, and your stay in general? We apologize in advance for having to ask but we have had some people misrepresent themselves in the past. Thank you for understanding.