Enjoy this unique, tranquil, and cozy getaway in the heart of Kingston, NY. The front of this very cute home faces Kingston, but when inside and in the back you will feel like you're nestled in the woods. Very quiet, comfortable, and fully-equipped for a short or long-term stay, you'll feel like you're away from it all-- meanwhile you're in the midst of a bustling Kingston, 20 minutes away from Woodstock and Saugerties, as well as all that the Hudson Valley and Catskills have to offer. The space The house is a cozy, yet very functional and spacious one-bedroom home. The bedroom is very spacious and beautiful! It has a (very) comfortable king-size bed, a sofa (that pulls out into a full-size bed), a coffee table, TV, large chest of drawer, and large closet. The kitchen has a really good electric stove, coffee makers, microwave, tons of cabinet space, pots/pans, and anything else anyone needs to cook or bake anything. There is an adorable full bathroom (with tub/shower/hand shower) and all the linens and amenities one may need. Just off the kitchen, there is a dining table with four chairs in a separate nook between the living room and kitchen. The living room has a comfy 3-person couch and even more comfortable recliner chair. The living room is full of light with windows across the whole back of the house, and a back door to a small deck nestled into the woods in the back of the house. The house is equipped with very good wifi that can accommodate any type of remote work requirements. There is a laser printer and some basic office supplies as well. A washer and dryer are available for guest use in the garage. And, a small compact car will fit in the garage. If not, there is free street parking for two cars right across from the house. It is on a very quiet street, and is very private, although there are (very nice) neighbors close to the right and left of the house. Guest access Guests will have the whole house and everything attached to the house to themselves. Other things to note There is a full set of stairs to the front door of the house, and unfortunately, it is not accessible to wheelchairs and may be difficult for people with mobility challenges.