Comfortable and quiet, this second floor bedroom has windows facing south and west onto a tree-lined street in Mt. Washington. The neighborhood is friendly and convenient, with safe street parking and access to bus lines and light rail. The bedroom is large, with good light, a very comfortable double bed, workspace and a large closet. A window AC and ceiling fan will keep you cool in the summer, and steam radiator heat makes the room cozy in the winter. The sky-lit bathroom is shared, and includes a marble-tiled shower and bath. There is also a half bath downstairs. The freshly renovated kitchen is equipped with a gas stove and a full range of cooking equipment. You can eat in the dining room or al fresco on the deck or in the garden. The living room is warm and pleasant, with comfortable reading chairs. Relaxed and friendly, this is a peaceful retreat at the end of the day. Convenient to Sinai Hospital, downtown Baltimore, 83 and 695, the house is a 20 minute walk to Mt. Washington Village where you'll find the light rail, shops, restaurants and Whole Foods Market. Excellent for traveling nurses, medical residents or visitors to Baltimore. Please note that updated pictures will be posted soon. Enjoy the house, deck and garden. I have stayed in many AirBnB spaces, and will do my best to make you as welcome as I have been! I am happy to help in any way I can to make your stay easy and pleasant. I typically don't get home until early evening, but am home in the mornings. I do work from home most mornings. Mt. Washington is a wonderful place to live and visit, friendly for walkers, runners, and dogs. Walking distance to Sinai hospital. The 27 bus is the best for downtown, the light rail is a 20 minute walk away (it also has parking on site), and there is well-lit, safe street parking. I've lived here 10 years, and am happy to help with any logistics. You will be sharing the house (although not the bedroom!) with two cats. Wifi works throughout the house. Please note that there is a $35 fee for a lost key. Any articles left behind will be donated to charity.