This house on a quiet street in the North Ironbound has all the amenities for a relaxing long stay. You have easy access to all of Newark and the greater NYC area. There is a spot to work from home, and many excellent coffee shops and restaurants are nearby. 5 minutes walk to PATH  * 30 minutes to NYC *15 minutes to EWR airport * Fast Wi-Fi * Washer/Dryer * Office Desk and Chair First Floor: A well-equipped, eat-in kitchen: fridge, stove, microwave, oven, espresso machine, coffee maker, toaster, rice cooker, pots and pans, and plates and cutlery. Feel free to use anything you find in the kitchen cabinets (e.g. spices, herbs). Living room with a comfortable couch and TV with Netflix. Laptop-friendly workspace with a desk and office chair. Second Floor: A steep staircase takes you up to the second floor. One bedroom with a double bed. Small second bedroom with a bunk bed. A bathroom with a large shower and washing basin. Basement: Washer/Dryer Second bathroom Third bedroom, with a queen-sized bed. I supply bed linen, towels, toilet paper, etc. If something is missing, let me know! Window-type air-conditioning units keep the house cool in summer and baseboard heat keeps it nice and warm in winter. You'll have private access to the whole house. The door has an access code, so you can come and go as you please. I travel a lot, and won't be there to help you in person, but you can always email or text me with questions, and I'll do my best to give you a quick answer. The Ironbound is a unique section of Newark, known for its close-knit Portuguese/Brazilian community, and its terrific restaurants. If you like dining out, this is the place to be. Restaurants within a 5-minute walk offer a great selection of BBQ and seafood, and a lively, European atmosphere, including long unhurried dinners, and outside seating. It takes less than 5 minutes to walk to Penn Station Newark. From there you can take the Newark subway to Prudential, University Hospital, Rutgers University, a PATH train to NYC ( 30 minutes), or a NJ Transit/Amtrak train to the rest of the US. Plenty of Lyft and Uber drivers roam the area (usually about a 5-minute wait), and many Zip cars live nearby. Electric scooters (Bird and Veo) for rent are plentiful too. Parking. There is a ***small*** space right in front of the house where you may be able to put a small car. If you do so, please be careful not to block the road. Other cars must be able to pass the house (and your car) at all times of the day; this is a public road. If you block the road, you risk a hefty ticket. Street parking is free in the area, but it is not always easy to find a spot. Especially on the weekend, you may have to circle a few blocks to find one. As an alternative, consider the Edison Parking on Market Street, it is a 5-minute walk from the house and costs ~20$ for 24 hours.