Private bed and shared bath (located downstairs and a few steps outside the main house) in a quaint funky home in historic neighborhood near downtown Tucson. Perfect for short visits or extended stays. One review : “Gloriously non-standard, and all that entails. You can navigate the weird bathroom situation, the spiral staircase and the delicate dance of sharing space with other guests, the host and some pets. For the low rate and the location, you simply can’t do better in Tucson. The space Built in 1916, this double brick craftsman house is situated in a Quiet historic neighborhood. I am a proud property owner who lives on the premises. My vintage home is close to downtown in an historic neighborhood, a proudly diverse community under a canopy of mesquite trees. Be forewarned, if you are allergic to cats, or are not used to sharing living space with felines, this may NOT be the place for you. The home is solar powered and is an easy walk to downtown. We're nestled right in the beating heart of this fascinating old frontier town. We also offer a sanctuary where you can take a break from driving. Leave your car behind, and stroll downtown with its new explosion of restaurants, and to adjacent North Fourth Avenue's dozens of boutiques and shops. Take a short stroll east, down the street from our house for a burger and cold ale on the terrace of the popular neighborhood Barrio micro-brewery. To the east, you'll find Ethiopian, pizza and brew, Mexican raspados, burgers and steaks Guest access Upstairs private bedroom with balcony and shared bathroom and fully equipped kitchen During your stay Yes. I live on-site. This has been my home for over 30 years. My roommate and other guests will be sharing common areas. Other things to note No smoking allowed in the house. outside is perfectly fine. if you smoke on the balcony, shut the door. Weed is especially pungent. Be considerate. Visitors are fine, but no overnight guests are allowed. Leave your car behind, and stroll downtown with its new explosion of restaurants, and to adjacent North Fourth Avenue's dozens of boutiques and shops. Take a short stroll east, down the street from our house for a burger and cold ale on the terrace of the popular neighborhood Barrio micro-brewery. To the east, you'll find Ethiopian, pizza and brew, Mexican raspados, burgers and steaks