-Yard is sloped; 25 stairs from street to door -Guest Suite Central to RTP & UNC and Duke Hospitals; Separate entrance, Queen Bed, 55'' Smart TV -750 sq.ft. semi-basement walkout apt with own entrance -Centrally located; close to UNC Chapel Hill; Duke Hospital; UNC Hospitals; I-40; Whole Foods; Eastwood Lake; RTP -Fully stocked kitchenette -Small, semi-private patio -Safe and quiet neighborhood -Animals welcome -HEPA filters, continuous radon pump, and dehumidifier on site The space Note that the lot is sloped, and there are about 25 steps from the road to the front door. 750 sq.ft. 1-bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in the semi-basement of a family home in a quiet, established Chapel Hill neighborhood. Lovely gated patio with forest views, separate entrance, and street parking. Fully-stocked kitchenette and the basic amenities available to get you going. We utilize eco products, do not use insecticide or pesticide in or around the house and provide continuous radon pump, dehumidifier, and HEPA filters. Guest access The apartment, the patio, driveway and walkways around the property. Trails are accessible on foot in the immediate vicinity of the house. Other things to note The house is on a slope and there are two flights or approximately 25 stairs to reach the main door. Happy to help with luggage if necessary. We are located in the humid subtropical forest with thriving insect and wildlife communities. We do not spray RoundUp, insecticides, or pesticides in or around the house but use boric tablets and eco-friendly bug repellants to keep the bugs away. Our approach to bug management is integrative - keep everything outstandingly clean, seal all known crevices, use natural bug repellants, and address issues as they occur. Pollinators are frequent in our yard, and you can see many fireflies in the summer. Palmetto Bugs, spiders, millipedes, centipedes, bees, flies, mosquitos, and ants are all common. Raleigh is #1 city in the country for snake bites, so always watch your step as this entire area has a huge population of Copperhead snakes. We have never seen any in our yard, but please be aware of them for yourself, your children, and any potential pets. It is best to avoid heavy grassy areas and piles of leaves.