The House
	Located just next door to the theatre, the 1920’s gambrel-style artist’s residence provides all the comforts of a warm, country home.
A wood burning stove animates the spacious living room and warms the house throughout winter, and the constant activity of the large, adjacent kitchen fills the house an endless variety of tempting aromas. A library containing hundreds of plays, fiction, and non-fiction ranging from the technical to the esoteric also functions as a small conference room, and a high speed internet connection and WiFi ensures that all guests of NACL can access the web at any time.
	There are three bathrooms in the house and a large, antique bathtub in which to steep and pamper your body, as well as an outdoor shower to enjoy on warm summer days.
Each bedroom has its own sink, and has been uniquely decorated to give it a sense of simple comfort and familiarity. The rooms are set up either for single or double occupancy, furnished with single, double or queen sized beds, dressers, and desks, not to mention natural light and picturesque views.
	For those looking to escape the solitude of their bedroom, the wrap around porch equipped with hammocks and cushy couches offers the perfect venue for communal reclining.