Downtown Craftsman with King Bed and Private Yard

Stay at a rare home in the core of downtown. A beautifully restored 1922 craftsman with plants and warm wood throughout including natural light from vaulted ceilings, charming architecture and paintings by local artist Sheila Dunn. Walk to dozens of restaurants, breweries, coffee and shops. Cross the alley to food trucks and frequent live music or relax in your private walled courtyard. No parties or pets please. Trip insurance recommended if illness, weather or smoke may be an issue. The space An inviting home with lovely light, attention to detail, character and historic charm. Guest access The entire house is accessible to guests, with two exceptions: the garage and the loft. The laundry is in the closet, in the front room. Other things to note Live music can be heard from the historic Lucas House next door and can vary from acoustic guitar to rock and karaoke. The music should be wrapped up at 10 pm but often goes a bit late. Note that this is an urban setting and comes with urban sounds. It is also close to the parkway (which is actually very convenient!) Wildfire smoke is a significant risk in the mid-summer to late fall in the PNW, especially east of the Cascades. Please note that both Airbnb (and by extension, us as hosts) can not predict or control the weather or the smoke, and neither of these are considered grounds for exceptions to the refund policy. If you want a more flexible cancellation policy due to air quality/smoke, we recommend purchasing travel insurance through Airbnb, which is offered to you during the booking process. If your time in Bend is impacted by smoke, we are happy to help you make the best of it—there are often times of day or parts of the surrounding area that are far less smoky than others. We live here and understand the challenge. Note that dogs are not allowed, including Emotional Support Animals, which are not recognized as service animals in the state of Oregon. If you are bringing a service animal, we would appreciate if you would describe what duties or work it has been trained to perform, and if it is required because of a disability.