ABSTRACT. Two countable spaces having no nontrivial convergent sequences are constructed. One space has every point biaccessible (by a countable discrete set), and the other has every point accessible but not biaccessible (by a countable discrete set). It is shown that in a compact T2‐space if a set A is not closed, then there exists a free sequence contained in A whose closure is not contained in A. It follows that in a compact T2‐space of countable tightness, every nonisolated point is biaccessible.