Air conditioningSplit type ductless system.BackyardPrivate • Fully fenced.Baking sheetBarbecue utensilsFuel and utensils used for grilling foodBathtubBBQ grillPrivate • Gas.Bed linensBlenderBoard gamesBody soapBooks and reading materialCarbon monoxide alarmChildren’s books and toysCleaning productsClothing storageCoffeeCoffee makerConditionerCooking basicsPots and pans, oil, salt and pepperDedicated workspaceGuests have a desk or table that’s used just for working, along with a comfortable chairDining tableDishes and silverwareBowls, chopsticks, plates, cups, etc.DishwasherDryerIncluded with your stay • In unit.EssentialsTowels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paperFire extinguisherFree parking on premisesFreezerHair dryerHangersHeatingSplit type ductless system.Hot waterHot water kettleIndoor fireplaceElectric.IronKitchenSpace where guests can cook their own mealsMicrowaveOutdoor furnitureOvenPack ’n play/Travel cribPortable fansRefrigeratorRice MakerShampooShower gelSmoke alarmStoveElectric.ToasterTVHD • DVD player.WasherIncluded with your stay • In unit.WifiAvailable throughout the listing

Yes we are dog friendly.

Number one is Autzen Stadium. Autzen stadium is one of the loudest collegiate football venues in the country. It has hosted musical concerts, including a 1987 show by the Grateful Dead and Bob Dylan that was recorded for their live album Dylan and the Dead. The stadium was also featured in the 1978 movie National Lampoon's Animal House as the fictional Faber College football stadium. Autzen stadium is 2.2 mi away and the drive is 6 minutes

Number two is the Eugenes farmers market. You'll find thousands of locally handcrafted gifts from hundreds of local vendors, an international food court and live entertainment all day long. Shop unique gifts from exquisitely designed ceramics to unique metal and leather work to functional fiber arts and keep your holiday dollars in Eugene. the Eugene farmers market is a 7min drive or 2.3 miles.

Number three is Hayward field is an iconic track and field stadium renowned for its rich history and modern innovation. Originally built in 1919, it has long been considered the heart of track and field in the United States, earning the nickname "TrackTown USA." Home to the University of Oregon's track and field teams, Hayward Field has hosted countless prestigious events, including U.S. Olympic Trials, NCAA Championships, and the World Athletics Championships. In 2020, the stadium underwent a transformative renovation, blending state-of-the-art facilities with elements that honor its storied past. The updated venue boasts a sleek, futuristic design, a capacity of 12,650 (expandable to over 25,000), and world-class amenities, making it a premier destination for athletes and fans alike. Hayward field is 3.5 miles away and about a ten minute drive or and Uber ride.

Many places are convenient access to a variety of dining and shopping options within walking distance. For grocery needs, residents can visit Dari Mart, a local convenience store at 1175 Cal Young Rd, offering Lochmead Farms dairy products and other essentials. MapQuest Additionally, Albertsons at 311 Coburg Rd provides a full-service supermarket experience with departments including fresh produce, bakery, and deli. Albertsons Local For dining, the area boasts several notable restaurants. Kennedy's Steakhouse, located at the corner of Pearl and 5th Street, offers an elevated dining experience with 28-day wet-aged steaks and a variety of seafood options. Marche, situated in the 5th Street Market, serves French-based cuisine focusing on fresh, seasonal, and regional ingredients. Gordon Tavern, on the main floor of the Gordon Hotel, provides classic American comfort food with a Northwest flair. SweetWaters on the River offers contemporary Pacific Northwest fare with panoramic views of the Willamette River. Mezcaluna Mexican Cuisine & Lounge presents authentic Mexican dishes and a selection of over 50 mezcals. These establishments contribute to the vibrant culinary scene accessible to residents of the Eugene area