Clean private work space. This home offers an ideal refuge during the crisis. Extensively sterilized between stays, this home has plenty of table and counter space to spread out, get on high-speed WiFi, and get your work done. • Keyless entry • Roku TV - YouTube TV and easy access to your Netflix or Hulu. • Fast, Dedicated Wifi • 1 King bed • 1 Queen sleeper sofa • Fully equipped kitchen w/ Keurig coffeemaker If you bring your pet, there will be a $25 per pet per day fee. This beautiful apartment is set up to make you feel right at home. The kitchen is equipped for you to be able to prepare just about any meal you would like. The refrigerator has a filtered water dispenser that also makes ice with the filtered water. When it comes to sleeping, ALL of our mattresses are memory foam. We have two King beds, two Queen sleeper sofas and two twin roll-away beds. There are ROKU TVs in the living room and both bedrooms with access to Netflix and Sling. In the basement, we have a game room that includes a queen sleeper sofa. Please note that the second bathroom is in the basement. It is fully functional, but small and in the unfinished area of the basement. Special promotion for our guests!!! In the units you will find coupons for 20% off top local restaurants. You have access to the entire apartment as well as the screened in porch that is exclusively for this unit. I have lived in and around Libertyville for the past 20 years. It is a family friendly town. We often joke about it being "Mayberry" for those of you old enough to remember the Andy Griffith Show. Below is a blurb about Libertyville from the Chicago Tribune: "You can tell a lot about a town by its barber shop decor. At Liberty Barber Shop, where Libertyville locals queue for chairs manned by the Vojtech family of barbers, a "Packers Fan Parking Only" sign proclaims the Lake County village's proximity to Wisconsin. Mounted deer heads infer its rural roots. Signed Wildcats jerseys voice loyalty to the high school teams. And, an "Unattended Children Will Be Sold as Slaves" sign suggests this village isn't so gentrified that it can't have fun. Libertyville did not explode with subdivisions during the 1980s-90s building boom, as did some other Lake County towns. Save for a mostly commercial arm that extends northwest, Libertyville remains centered around its downtown. While newer towns reach for the New Urbanism ideal, this affluent, serene suburb has its hallmarks already — a pedestrian-friendly downtown encompassed by a grid of tree-lined streets with houses that have porches in front and garages in back. Kids ride their bicycles from their houses to meet their friends for candy at Tropik Sun Fruit and Nut. Their parents leave cars home on weekends and stroll downtown to sample Doppelbock lagers at Mickey Finn's Brewery." It is a short walk or drive to Downtown Libertyville where you will find lots of restaurants. There is plenty of parking between the free street parking and the two free parking garages. Downtown Libertyville conveniently has a Metra train station that makes it easy to ride a train into downtown Chicago. Our home is extensively sanitized between stays. Come and enjoy!