This 1 1/2 story 1917 bungalow offers a clean comfortable 2nd floor bedroom with an attached shared sitting room/play area. This comfy bedroom has a queen sized bed and an additional twin bed, so it can accommodate one to three people. We prefer longer term guests, and often host travel nurses and other temporary workers. We are currently accepting minimum 2-day stays. We donate a portion of airbnb income to the International Rescue Committee which responds to the world's greatest human needs. The space There is plenty of private space in the Bungalow Bedroom. The door can be locked. The attached sitting room is shared space with a desk, small refrigerator, microwave, a day-bed, rocking chairs, games, and toys. The guest suite has two guest rooms, and is well insulated and comfortable in summer and winter. Air conditioning is available, or windows may be opened to enjoy Fargo’s summer breezes. Each room has its own thermostat to control the heat during the colder months. A 30” television in the bedroom receives about 15 local broadcast channels and is also ChromeCast enabled. Guest access Main floor spaces available to guests include the bathroom, sunny enclosed front porch, kitchen and dining room. The kitchen and dining room may be used for coffee, tea, drinks, snacks, and a light breakfast. A water heating kettle, toaster oven, microwave, dishes, utensils, coffee, tea, and granola are available. Guests may use the kitchen to make sandwiches and salads, but using the range for cooking meals or baking is not an option unless specifically authorized for long-term guests. Ice is available in the fridge. Guests are welcome to use the patio and yard. Activities and noise levels must be respectful of the household and neighbors. Smoking is permitted outside. During your stay Russell and/or Colleen may or may not be available to assist or interact with guests. We'd love to meet you and get to know you and share our love and knowledge of the area, but if you'd prefer to have time to yourself we will certainly respect that. Availability can be discussed before or upon arrival. Other things to note A shared bath in this historic home is important to note. We are accustomed to this, but some guests may not be. Guests and hosts share the bathroom. That is typically not a problem. We just want you to be aware you do not have your own private bathroom. The tub/shower is a 100 year old clawfoot cast iron type. Users must be agile enough to step over the side of the tub. A pitcher of water and bowl are provided in the room for taking care of minimal toiletries if the bathroom is occupied.