This private, second floor, one-bedroom apartment is located in a 19th-century building and is centrally located in historic downtown Springfield, IL. The apartment is accessed by a combination key box and a modern elevator. The 700 sq ft apartment is self-contained with a full kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom plus a private balcony. The apartment features huge windows that overlook 6th ST (old Rt 66) below. A close walk to all the Lincoln sites. Free WIFI, Snacks, Coffee and a full laundry facility are available. No smoking or vaping in the apartment. This property is in a busy downtown urban setting and does not have a dedicated parking spot. There are parking meters on the street below and 2 municipal parking garages with 1/2 blocks. This apartment has a two registered guest limit. No children allowed due to the open staircase and the 2nd-floor patio on the fire escape. NO unregistered guests allowed. Thank you. The entire apartment is a private guest space along with a patio off of the bedroom. A host is always available for any questions or concerns. The apartment is centrally located downtown and within walking distance to restaurants, pub, historic sites and local attractions. PARKING IS UP TO THE RENTER TO OBTAIN... PARKING IS AVAILABLE ON THE STREET OUT FRONT BY METER 08:30-4:30 PM, OR FREE AFTER 4:30 PM TO 08:30 AM, AND ALL STREET PARKING IS FREE ON WEEKENDS. THERE ARE PUBLIC PARKING GARAGES - ONE BLOCK AWAY TO THE EAST AND ANOTHER ONE-HALF BLOCK TO THE NORTH UNDER THE OLD STATE CAPITOL. Great restaurants, shops, and tourist sites in the same block. Constructed in the 1880s, this S. 6th Street address is a part commercial - part residential building with a vernacular brick front. Current business occupants include The Roost, an artist co-op, and La Piazza Cucina Italiana, a family-owned restaurant serving brick oven-fired Neapolitan pizza & Italian fare. This 6th Street structure is a contributing building within the original boundaries of the Central Springfield Historic District. The District was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.