Sweet Little House in Downtown Fairfax

Come stay in our tiny house with a large private back yard, in the fun town of Fairfax. Easy walk right up the street to restaurants, cafes, music venues, organic ice cream (the Scoop), Good Earth health food store, fun shops and galleries, downtown park with towering redwoods, tennis and bocce courts. Perfect base for world-class road- and mountain-biking, extensive hiking in the hills and redwoods. Loads to do for solo adventurers, romantic for couples, convenient for business travelers. The space This cute home is perfect for solo travelers or romantic couples looking for a cozy weekend getaway right in Fairfax. The bedroom features a comfy Queen bed with ornate brass features and a warm comforter. A wardrobe has plenty of room for your clothes and belongings. The bright yellow kitchen looks out onto a sunny backyard, with a small deck out back where you can sip your morning coffee. The small updated bathroom features an older clawfoot bathtub with a shower, and the front sitting room connects to the bedroom, kitchen and bath. Nice wood floors throughout! Please note- this home has no television, so be sure to pack your laptop if you want to watch movies during your stay! Also, the tub is not suitable for baths, sorry! Guest access Guests will enter the house through the back door, and you will have full access to the house, and complete privacy. There is a lockbox with a key inside next to the back door, so please return the key to the lockbox as you check out. Other things to note This is an ideal spot for guests with an active itinerary who want the convenience of being super close to Town and all of the amenities that offers. Guests will hear some car or mellow "white noise" in the background during the day, but it quiets down while you sleep at night. The old fashioned clawfoot bathtub may not be suitable for some older guests with mobility concerns, as it requires a step up to get in. There is no laundry for guests on the premises but there is a laundromat 1/2 block away for anyone planning to stay long enough to do laundry. Finally, we keep some bees tucked in the backyard but they keep to themselves unless you stand right in front of their hive. You can easily avoid them by not walking back into the yard where they are. We share this info only out of respect for potential guests with allergies who might be concerned, but you honestly might not have even noticed that they were there if we didn't say anything.