This is a room that has an outdoorsy feel with a comfortable extra-long single bed and a double futon bed. If you are lucky you will spot a horse or two or an alpaca out the window. There is a small desk and bookcase. A shared bath is just down the hall and a friendly cat or dog is likely to greet you in the morning. Your room is light and bright and has a nice pastoral view. It's very comfortable and the temperature can be controlled by opening the window or using the wall-mounted thermostat. There are several shelves for storage and hanging hooks on the wall. If you prefer to read about Seattle and find maps of where to go, I have plenty of those too, in the hall between the rooms. Your home for a day or longer term for a couple of months, is a 1901 country farm-style house sitting on a 1/3 acre of its own grass and surrounded on three sides by other people's grass. There is a long driveway where you can park your tractor, horse, or car. If you just want to sit and enjoy the green and the space, there are two porches (one with a swing) and a large deck in the backyard. If you really want that 'home away from home' feeling, feel free to use the lawn mower and weed whacker. Or just go for the barbeque, the huge deck in the backyard, living and dining rooms, and of course the shared bathroom. Free WiFi is available throughout the house and you are welcome to use the large television in the living room. This is Washington State, the home of Starbucks, so there is always a way to get coffee here in this house. I, or someone else, will be around when you are most of the time - I live here. I will not bug you, won't clean the room while you are in it, won't ask you to fold my laundry, but I love to get to know my guests. I am a tour guide, so I like to talk about Seattle, its history, and all the cool things to do in this state. The City of Snohomish is perfectly placed as a base for visiting Washington State. Of course you want to hang out in downtown Seattle and that is only 30 miles from Snohomish. Snohomish is a destination itself for casual and serious antiquers who also love good food, beautiful rivers, miles of biking and walking trails, and a great location to explore the "Other Washington'. This is a great location if, after you have exhausted all the City of Seattle has to offer, you like to wind down in the evening with a walk, hike, or bike ride along the river or along the 26-mile foot and bike path Centennial Trail, which is within a 1/2 mile of the front door. The downtown part of Snohomish on 1st Street is an antique-lover's dream, and only 1 mile away - a nice walk along part of the Centennial Trail. This is a small town that feels big. There are many restaurants including a Crepe place, a Pie place, several good places for ethnic food, a fine dining place, those great saloons and pubs any decent small town has, and even a place to eat lunch with your (well-behaved) dog. A car is your best bet getting to and from Seattle (35 miles) and the airport (45 miles) and then to and from places all around Washington State. We are just off Highway 2 that goes over Stevens Pass (great hiking and skiing) and on to eastern Washington. There is plenty of parking in the long driveway. I have pets - 2 dogs and some cats. They don't own the house, but they like to think they rule it. On an individual basis, I would consider hosting your dog too.