Share a spacious, light and cosy typical townhouse

Fully renovated typical late 19th century Dutch townhouse with cosy garden, Fully equipped, spacious, light and literally at the doorstep of Delft’s old city center via the Prinsenhof’s main gate, Secured underground public parking (150m) or possible free visitor parking in the street on demand, Public transport (200m, tram, bus), train station (5min/750m), Historical points of interest and shopping areas within very short walking distance, TU-Delft (30min/2.4km walk or bicycle or bus) Upstairs: Private double bed bedroom, locking door, back garden (south) view. Semi-Private fully equipped bathroom next to the bedroom, with garden view, shower, bathtub, twin sinks, toilet bowl and roof terrace access (sharing arrangement to be defined with me upon arrival, there is another bathroom in the house so I will make myself scarce and your privacy will be respected). Shared reading and resting area with street view, connecting the bedroom and the bathroom. Ground floor: Shared living and dining room with 3 seater sofa, flat screen TV, 6 seater dining table. Shared fully equipped open kitchen and 4 seater dining table in en-suite veranda with garden view. Shared paved garden with outside lounge area. Shared entrance hall, toilet and sink facility. Free access to ground floor, first floor and garden. Depending on the dates and time I will share the space and be able to interact with the guests at their request; the house is big enough so I can make myself scarce and allow respect the guests’ privacy even in shared spaces. Delft is a lovely and lively city, if you don’t already know that, well, I won’t spoil the surprise for you now. You will be literally situated at its doorstep, and will enjoy the royal entrance through the Prince’s castle’ gate, while still being able to retreat swiftly to a well deserved quiet rest after your stroll around the typical canals. Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport are easily accessible by car or train (approx 45min-1h), Rotterdam and TheHague as well (approx 15min) Just park your car or step off the tram or train and stroll randomly through the old city center. While bike is the obvious Dutch choice for getting around I would suggest to just walk and take time to admire whatever myriad of tiny details Delft will undoubtedly entertain you with. My cat owns the place, she’s adorable and independent, and might ask for strokes but only if you get properly acquainted. She’s fairly easy to please, and hey! She’s the boss!