Up to 14 day stays are OK. Cottage is empty several days between guests. Virus cleaning protocol in use. This little rustic cottage, circa 1850, has antique charm, yet modern comforts. In addition to a living and dining room, there is a full vintage kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, plus laundry facilities. Very tall people will have to duck under door ways. Not suitable for children under 12. WiFi and a smart TV. Kitchen ceiling is 6'3.5". Chaplin is located between Boston (2 hours) and New York City (3 hours) in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut. It is 15 minutes from the University of Connecticut and downtown Storrs, 15 minutes from Eastern Connecticut State University and five minutes from 24-hour shopping. The Pomfret School is just a short drive away. Pets are NOT permitted as some or our guests are allergic. There is a loft area in the house with wicked stairs, so we've blocked it off for safety reasons. The stairs remain but are blocked. There is parking for two cars. Access to hiking trails in the Hubbard Sanctuary is nearby as well as trails in the Natchaug Forest. Chaplin Street is a delight to walk. The cottage is just across a quiet street from our own home, so call or text if you need anything. There is a smart TV and a wireless network. The quiet little village of Chaplin is a great place to unwind away from traffic and the pressures of daily life. Most of the homes on Chaplin Street were built between 1820 and 1840, after Benjamin Chaplin left money in his estate to build the church, completed in 1815. Enjoy the serenity of Chaplin’s National Register Historic District. The village street is lined with fine architectural examples of early 19th century homes. Even the simple structures, such as the Clark Cottage, remain intact. Aside from a paved street and utilities, the village looks nearly the same as it did when it was built. You will need to have a car available if you stay with us, as there is no public transportation. There is public transportation available in nearby Willimantic and Storrs. We expect people to clean up after themselves in the kitchen and bathroom. Please respect the furnishings and let us know if anything needs attention. We expect guests to leave the cottage as clean as they found it when they arrived. We are 83 and do our best to provide a convenient and welcome home. Check out includes putting used towels and sheets thru washer and into dryer. We sanitize with Chlorox wipes but would rather not have to clean cooking messes, etc. You are welcome to use any supplies left by others in the cabinets. Ask to borrow cake pans and the like. We live just across the street.