Cozy townhouse in Nova Iguaçu, great location, A/C, Wi-Fi, TV, washing machine. If it is important for you to have a full kitchen and be close to a supermarket, bakery, restaurants and easy access to public transportation. You'll love our tiny-house, which is 400 meters from Unig, 4 minutes from Shopping Nova Iguaçu. In front of Drogaria Raya and Iago Festas bakery, 20 meters from Casa do Sabão supermarket, ATMs, pizzeria, ice cream shop, vast commerce, bus at the door. The space It is a townhouse of approximately 50m2, with a king-size bed, plus a single bed that runs under the king-size bed, a leather sofa in the living room and a hammock. Kitchen equipped with a Frost free refrigerator, microwave, sandwich maker, coffee maker, air fryer, blender, glasses, cutlery, plates, pots, kitchen utensils, gas cooktop, water filter, cabinets, table and chair, cleaning products. Service area: Washing tank, washing machine, and clothes dryer (clothesline). Living room: bookcase, niches, leather sofa, side table, floor lamp, 2m countertop door with balcony overlooking the garden and voile curtain. Bathroom: hot shower, shower stall, sink, toilet, personal soap, towels and toilet paper. Bedroom with air-conditioning, 48-inch smart TV, king-size bed, plus a single bed that is sheltered under the king-size bed, bedside tables on both sides, table lamp, large window with blackout curtain, chromed aerial clothes rack, hangers, full-length mirror, shelves with curtain, 3 closets, 4 large yellow niches, pillows, pillowcase, sheet, blanket/cover, warm and pleasant lighting, recessed ceiling with gutters and indirect lighting, all very well ventilated and with natural light, a romantic getaway. Garden in the backyard! Guest access Common areas, such as hallway and backyard with garden. Other things to note Quiet family location that respects the law of silence. Parties not allowed. Are you familiar with the Tiny House movement? The tiny-house movement is an architectural and social movement that promotes the reduction and simplification of housing spaces. It originated in the United States and soon gained supporters around the world. It is a movement associated with a simple life aligned with the Philosophy of Minimalism. (IT'S WORTH STUDYING ABOUT) People join the movement for a variety of reasons, including detachment, organization, waste minimization, and reducing the cost of living.