Spacious, light-filled 2nd-floor bedroom with many windows, a comfortable double bed, and a remote workstation. Located directly off the Homer I-81 exit, the home is 30 minutes to Cornell, Ithaca & Syracuse. The place is located in the historic village of Homer and near parks, the Homer Center for the Arts, and good restaurants. I can accommodate solo travelers, couples, wedding guests & business travelers. When booking, please add 1-2 lines to tell me more about what brings you to town. The space Large Victorian home built in 1880 and right off of the Homer Village Green. Lovingly kept up, it has many original features including original stained glass windows, hand-carved staircase, unique metalwork details, and hardwood floors throughout the home. Behind the home is a carriage house, also with stained glass windows. Guest access Guests can access their room & will have sole usage of the upstairs bathroom. Guests may also sit on the front porch or the back patio (seasonal access). During your stay I enjoy hosting visitors in my home, getting to know them, and showing off nearby attractions. For those who desire to keep to themselves, my home is in a quiet neighborhood and can be an oasis for visitors. Other things to note Contact me directly to learn about the other available room. The room namesake: Homer-born Amelia Jenks Bloomer (1818-1894) was a pioneer in the temperance and women's rights movements and in the abolition of slavery. To advance these causes she founded the Lily (1849-1855), believed to be the first newspaper in the United States owned, edited, and published by a woman. Although she did not originate dress reform, she popularized it by wearing trousers.