Our little farm in the city is located two blocks from the Chicago border with Oak Park; also two blocks from the Green Line, with access to downtown Chicago in 30 minutes. We currently international students learning English and farm volunteers living with us. Our home offers many opportunities to interact with both people and animals. Because our home has such a high amount of traffic, the common areas will have that "lived in" atmosphere, more typical of a hostel than a hotel. Goat yoga runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. We hire experienced instructors. Just let us know if you would like us to reserve a spot in a session for you. Of course, all guests are welcome to hang out with the goats at anytime. Lots of guests have enjoyed helping us walk them to or from their pasture, which is one block away. We have one dog and two cats inside our house, and goats and chickens in our backyard and barn ( aka garage). Our guests have access to our kitchen, dining room, and living room (which includes a piano). When the weather is warmer, our guests enjoy hanging out on our front porch. We enjoy our neighborhood's historic homes, ethnic diversity, and friendly vibe. One Lake Brewing, which offers good food, drink, and weekend brunches has opened up within close walking distance our home. Pete's Fresh Market, only one half mile away, provides a great grocery store option. We enjoy giving restaurant recommendations because Oak Park has a great selection of good places to eat. We also recommend Lou Malnati's as the best local option to try Chicago pizza, deep dish or thin crust. We also have two movie theaters within only two miles. We have extra bicycles that guests are invited to use to explore Lloyd Wright architecture in Oak Park, or to put on the green line and explore the lakefront. Our home is two only two blocks away from both the Central and the Austin stations on the Green Line. It takes about 30 minutes to get downtown using public transportation. We also have available parking on the street. When you book, we will provide parking instructions because the street parking in front our house requires a City of Chicago parking sticker.