Andrews 1840 House steps to UNC, downtown

The Andrews 1840 House is a two-story cottage with front porch and fireplace, 1/2 block from the Carolina Inn and UNC, and two blocks from downtown. It was moved by the Preservation Society from its original location on Rosemary Street. Guests are welcome to share events and facilities at the Center for Human Science. Please note that the Andrews 1840 House is divided into two accommodations. There is a small apartment in the rear with a separate entrance. The space ... Please note that while this listing is for the whole house, there is an attached apartment in the back with a separate entrance. ...Originally built more than 175 years ago, the Andrews 1840 House is one of the oldest residences in Chapel Hill. Moved from its original location on Rosemary Street and completely restored in 1998, it combines the charm of the old and the comfort of the new. ... Inside is an open living room with fireplace, convertible futon sofa, two wing chairs, and dining table with four chairs. ... The kitchen is equipped with a full-sized refrigerator, a small range, and microwave. ... The large master bedroom upstairs is furnished with a queen bed, a convertible futon bed, a wardrobe and a desk. N.B. The stairs to the second-floor bedroom are rather steep, so this unit might not be suitable for people with mobility problems. ... If you want a second bedroom/study and bath, consider renting "Tucked Away," located in the rear of the house as well. This small unit has a single bed, desk, bureau, and chair, as well as a private bathroom and separate entrance from a private back yard. Check availability, as it is in high demand and may be rented to other guests during your stay. ... Both units in the Andrews 1840 House are part of the Center for Human Science, which consists of seven air-conditioned houses on its own 2-acre campus in the heart of Chapel Hill. Run by a charity chartered in 1981 to promote interdisciplinary communication in the behavioral and social sciences (it conducted the famous Nags Head oceanfront conferences for 25 years), the Center provides short- and long-term accommodations to graduate students, faculty, and members of the general public interested in understanding the world we live in. It also sponsors lectures and seminars. Guest access ... The covered front porch next door with rocking chairs and swing, overlooks the street but is shielded from it, and is a great place for reading or quiet reflection. ... Breakfast and dining rooms, and a seminar room with a large screen TV are next door. ... The shaded grove is equipped with grill, tables, and hammocks for lazy days and nights from March through November. ... Finally, the bronze elephant and the two-person swing are suitable for riding by both children and adults. Other things to note ... The stairs to the second floor bedroom are rather steep, so this unit might not be suitable for people with mobility problems. Change in Reservation: Because this room is occasionally in demand for guests here for longer stays, we reserve the right to upgrade you to alternative Center accommodations suitable to the size of your party for no additional cost. If you have any additional specifications for the room, we will try our best to accommodate those in the alternate housing.