Cute private room downtown, 10 min walk to campus!

UPDATE June 2021: I am in the process of selling my home, and Wifi is currently unavailable. My 4BR house is close to downtown and the U of I, a 7 min walk to the heart of Main Street and a 10 min walk to campus. Built in 1900, the house has the charm of old Moscow and the comforts of new renovation. The house is shared between you, my dog Bodhi, and me. This guestroom (the available room here) shares a bathroom with one other guestroom. All common rooms are open and welcome to be used. The space Built in 1900, this classic old home is quintessential Moscow. The charm of the old structure is juxtaposed with extensive renovations to complete a wonderful, clean home for your stay in the Palouse. Guest access Guests can access all common rooms, the driveway, backyard, and basement. Common rooms include TV room, dining room, kitchen, laundry, and bathrooms. You are welcome to make coffee in the morning (I provide K cups and grounds, so pick your caffeine method). There is also a variety of light breakfast options, but feel free to stock the fridge or pantry with your own choice items as well. When you arrive, you will find a towel, body wash, shampoo, and lotion on your bed, along with a simple map of the U of I campus and some notes about the town and my house. If you need other items like an iron/ironing board, hair dryer, laundry detergent, space heater, extra blankets, etc, I'd be happy to provide those as well. Just let me know! :) During your stay My name is Wills. I lived in Moscow and worked at the University of Idaho for three years as an instructor at the Navy ROTC before starting a 2-year-long trip across Europe in 2019. I returned about a month ago. While your privacy will always be respected, Bodhi (my Alaskan Malamute pup) and I love meeting new people and sharing stories and knowledge of Moscow and the Palouse! Other things to note You can access the house with a keypad. Once you book, I'll send a private message containing the code to this keypad, just in case I'm not home when you arrive to check in. I have a very friendly Alaskan Malamute pup (born Oct 2017) who stays downstairs (gate on stairs prevents him from walking upstairs).