Summary
Step into the sunroom and you are not going anywhere for a while. A reading chair, a bar-top table, morning light through glass — this is where the stay actually begins. The wooded backyard and a jasmine fence line has a solo stove fire pit, and room for kids to actually run. Fully fenced, covered patio, gas grill. Two bedrooms, two baths, private office. Prepared by Delighted Properties.
Space
The Sunday Sunroom House is what it sounds like: a home that invites you to slow down. The glass-enclosed sunroom fills with morning light and is stocked with coffee — it is the first place guests tend to land, and often the last place they leave.
The layout works well for two people, a couple, or a small family.
NOTE: the fresh paint is drying, and the final furniture is still being assembled – so not everything is in the photos yet. We’ll be updating them as the house finishes coming together. It will be all ready for your arrival!
King bedroom. Private en suite with a walk-in shower. Room-darkening shades. A real night of sleep.
Queen bedroom. Hall bath with a tub. TV on the dresser. A comfortable second room for another couple, a companion or visiting family member.
Third room. Currently set up as a private office with a pull-out single bed. Has served as a nursery — the pack and play is in the closet and the room converts easily. A useful flex space depending on what you need.
Sunroom. Glass-enclosed with a reading chair and a bar-top table for two. Furnished for morning coffee and afternoon reading. This is the room guests photograph before they leave.
Living room. Comfortable and warm, with a gas fireplace, board games, and a TV.
Kitchen. Fully equipped. Drip coffee maker and French press. Connects easily to the outdoor dining setup.
Backyard. Fully fenced. Hydrangeas & gardenias throughout, jasmine along the fence line. Covered patio with a gas grill, solo stove fire pit in the yard, Adirondack chairs. A private outdoor room.
Workspace. Private dedicated desk in the third room. Works for remote days and focused arrivals.
You walk in and exhale. The bed is made right. There is a handwritten note that says we saw why you are here. That is how Delighted Properties works. We are locally rooted in Durham — in the products we stock, the recommendations we make, and the care we put into every turn. We hope you feel it the moment you arrive. Be Delighted.
Neighborhood
Colonial Village is North Durham residential. Quiet streets, established homes, the kind of neighborhood where people walk their dogs in the morning and know their neighbors. It is close to everything without feeling like it is in the middle of anything.
Coffee: Omie’s Coffee Shop and Roastery, 0.3 miles. Woman-owned, low-waste, espresso-forward. One of the best neighborhood spots in Durham.
Provisions: King’s Red and White Grocery, 0.3 miles. A neighborhood institution. Local coffee, local beer, milk, and produce sourced from nearby farms — the greens and tomatoes are worth the trip on their own.
Food: Taqueria La Vaquita, 0.5 miles. Additional dining along N Roxboro St and the 9th Street District, 2 miles south.
Nearby: Eno River State Park, 3.5 miles north. Trails, swimming, and one of Durham’s most-loved natural areas.
Access
The Sunday Sunroom House is a self-check-in property. You will receive your access code before arrival — no coordination needed on your end. The home is yours for the duration of your stay.
Includes off-street parking for 2 vehicles.
Interaction
We want you to have a delightful and seamless stay. While we respect your privacy and will not be on the property during your visit, we are readily available to assist you. Please feel free to reach out via the messaging app or by phone if you have any questions or need recommendations.
Transit
RDU Airport: 14 miles, 20 minutes
Duke University Hospital: 3.1 miles
VA Medical Center: 3.4 miles
Duke West Campus: 2.8 miles (Cameron Indoor Stadium, Duke Chapel, Wallace Wade Stadium)
Downtown Durham / American Tobacco Campus / DPAC: 3.5 miles
Research Triangle Park: 16 miles, 22 minutes
UNC Chapel Hill: 17 miles, 22 minutes
Eno River State Park: 3.5 miles
Parking: private driveway, 2 spaces. Free street parking also available, first come first served.
Notes
We share these not as a warning but because guests who know what to expect tend to have the best stays.
This home is set up as a flex space for different kinds of guests. The third room — currently a private office with a pull-out single bed — has served as a nursery and converts easily. The pack and play is in the closet. Worth knowing before you book if your group needs a dedicated bedroom.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome and must be registered before arrival. A $50 pet fee applies. Cats and other pets are not permitted at this property.
This home includes a pack and play, children’s dinnerware, toys, and a fully fenced backyard. The home is not child-proofed beyond these provisions.
The gas fireplace and solo stove fire pit are both available for use. Instructions are posted at each.
Please keep food waste out of the kitchen drain and avoid flushing anything other than toilet paper. This is a residential home on city sewer — these habits protect the system.
Stays of 29 nights or more are available at this property. Please contact us before booking a stay of this length so we can confirm the best available terms.
Reservations include identity verification through our screening partner, Safely. You may receive an email to complete this step — check your spam folder if you do not see it.
This address may not be used to establish residency, open accounts, or receive ongoing personal mail. Packages are welcome during your stay.
