The Broasis • 4BR W/ Parking Near Wrigley

Headed to Chicago with a crew that likes their personal space? This large nautical flavored space has room for everyone to manspread, unwind, and still like each other afterward. Spread across two full floors, it’s a spacious, design-forward home in Ravenswood. Minutes from Wrigley Field, Andersonville, and the Brown Line. White walls, black trim, Norwegian maritime banners, comfortable beds, great light, and....plenty of room for big groups to actually breathe. The space 10 takeaways for people who don’t have the patience to read my ramblings (but still deserve a very nice place to stay) • Entire two floor duplex apartment in Ravenswood, Chicago, on the North Side • Sleeps 8 (1 Queen, 2 Kings, and 2 Twin beds) • Full kitchen + fast Wi-Fi • Work-friendly spaces ideal for remote work • Two baths with (pretty dang good) water pressure • Professionally cleaned by people who care deeply and would benefit from other hobbies • 35-minute walk to Wrigley, 10-minute stroll to the Brown Line • First-floor unit in a vintage building (quirks included, free of charge) and includes an exterior deck • Hosted by a creative human, managed by professionals who actually pick up the phone • 24/7 phone support after booking You'll also find soft, nice sheets (not the nylon nightmares other hosts offer up), comfy pillows and good-quality mattresses, thick towels, and Public Goods bath products. I keep you stocked with coffee and a few small extras to make mornings feel less like punishment. I’ve got a professional team handling cleaning and logistics, while I get to do the part I actually enjoy: sharing the apartment, giving local recommendations, and generally having opinions about what you should do while you’re in Chicago. In the same building are three other apartments I also run, each with its own personality. If you’re curious, look for the other terrible puns . . . Ottoman Empire, Lord of the Springs, and Feelin’ Nauti. I wouldn’t list a space I wouldn’t stay in myself, so I like to point out every quirk. Clear expectations make for great stays. There are six steps up into the unit, so it’s not great for guests with limited mobility. Theres also a pretty steep set of steps that lead to the lower level; nothing out of the ordinary, but maybe give grampa the upstairs bedroom. And yes, it’s the ground floor of a 120-year-old building, so you will hear footsteps above and folks walking by outside the bedroom windows. Location: The flat is in Ravenswood, a peaceful, tree-lined neighborhood with its own vibe. You’re tucked into a quiet pocket of the city just a few blocks west of Ashland, where things get lively fast. Walk a few minutes over and you’re on the Brown Line train (a super scenic trip that takes you straight into the heart of Chicago) or stroll over to hop the Ashland bus and you’ll be down in Wrigleyville or up in Andersonville before your phone finishes loading the weather. Wrigley Field is about a 35-minute walk or a 10-minute cab ride. The neighborhood is full of lovely old houses with a few great spots to eat here and there. This is also a great spot for longer stays or remote work thanks to quiet surroundings and easy North Side transit. Ravenswood is considered one of the best-connected neighborhoods for exploring Chicago without a car. Exclusive perks: Guests staying under 14 days get access to The Metropolitan Club, a members-only co-working and dining space on the 66th and 67th floors of the Willis Tower. Yes, it’s fancy. Yes, the view is outrageous. Yes, you can take your laptop and pretend to be someone who owns a watch that ticks. Design notes: This flat is all about big, simple contrast: white walls, black trim, and a lineup of real-deal nautical banners from Norway. It’s sharp, bold, and makes a surprisingly good backdrop for pre-gaming, debriefing, or arguing about who called the good bed first. And with two floors, you can safely exile the snorer—and still have room for the guy who travels with an industrial tub of protein powder. Guest access The entire flat is yours. If you smoke we ask that you go off of the property (not outside of the back door). Other things to note Parking: In all honesty, we are so well located with transit and ride-share options, you probably won’t need a car unless you are using one to get here! If you do bring a vehicle, keep in mind that there’s no designated parking spot, although street parking is generally available on our block and surrounding ones. Because of our proximity to Wrigley Field, parking on our street is off limits during Cubs games and stadium events between 5 and 10 pm. Most other streets near the apartment remain open. (To be more specific, the stadium-related parking restrictions drop off west of Ravenswood Avenue.) No matter when or where you’re parking in the city, the safest bet is to use SpotHero. It’s an app that lets you book a spot in advance and avoid any chance of nightmarish circling. Put in “Waveland and Paulina” to show spaces close by the apartment. Check-in, checkout & bags: Check-in is at 4 pm and checkout is at 11 am. It never hurts to ask about early check-in. If we can make it work, we do. Late checkout, unfortunately, is always going to be a no. Our cleaners have tightly scheduled days getting apartments ready for arriving guests, and even a short delay can throw off the rest of their day. If you need somewhere to stash your bags before check-in or after checkout, we recommend Bounce, a luggage-storage service with locations around Chicago. Heat & AC: The building has central heat and air with a thermostat on the wall. Support: Before you book, our virtual front desk is available from 9 am to 7 pm CST to answer questions. After booking, you’ll also have a phone number where you can reach a real, live human being 24 hours a day . . . whether you’re locked out or just panicking about how the stove works. Registration Details R23000095927