House spider (likely funnel weaver)

Common in homes, sheds, basements, and other sheltered areas; it builds webs in corners, under furniture, and around windows or lamps.

A predator of small insects and other arthropods, which it captures in a sheet-like web and subdues with venom.

Mostly nocturnal and reclusive, retreating into a funnel-shaped web during the day. It is generally nonaggressive and may reproduce indoors or in protected outdoor sites.

Not considered medically significant to humans; bites are rare and typically mild. It benefits households by consuming flies, moths, mosquitoes, and other pests.