No, there is only one parking spot, per se, but there is enough space to park one car right behind the other, which is something I would not like to do, as I don't know where the other person lives and would have to contact him every time I need to take my car out, or vice versa.
- - - Updated - - -
Imagine a normal parking space but elongated. Again, I would not mind if another tenant has a car, because that is within their contract lease and also because I can more easily reach them if I need to take my car out, etc., but for a stranger to use a spot that is not legally theirs does not agree with me. After all, when I signed the lease on the house I was given to understand the use of the parking space, and also at the time of signing, I told my landlord that I WILL bring a car, and he told me that thus far no other tenant has one - therefore, I was given to understand that I would have full use of the space. (Not that I would mind if another tenant suddenly decided to bring a car, but it's the principle of the matter that concerns me here regarding my rights).

