Gerry and Luce have a very special, beautiful home in what, for me and my family, is the best location in all of Vancouver. We stayed for three weeks with our 2-year old daughter, while my husband was in town for work, the first two of which we were under strict quarantine because we were coming from the U.S. While quarantining with a toddler is not easy, I couldn't have asked for a better place to spend that time. First of all, the house is the most charming and inviting home in what is already the most charming and inviting neighborhood in Vancouver -- West Point Grey. The landscaping is lovely and makes all of the outdoor spaces feel welcoming and serene. We loved drinking our morning coffee on the front porch and my daughter and I spent most of our days running around the spacious backyard, which from what I can tell, is very unique that part of the city. The inside of the house is well laid out, with a large kitchen, dining and seating area, where we spent most of our time, a separate office that my husband was able to use while working remotely, and three bedrooms upstairs -- one of which even had a climbing wall that my daughter was obsessed with. It is very nicely and simply decorated and had lots of space for us to unpack our belongings, but perhaps most importantly, it gets the most amazing natural light all day long. Gerry and Luce were also so welcoming, helpful, and easy to get a hold of that it felt like we were staying at the home of close friends and not an Airbnb. Their son occupies the basement apartment and was very respectful of our space, while also being on hand to answer any questions that we had during our stay. Once quarantine ended and we were finally able to explore the area, we fell in love with the neighborhood. It's only two blocks from Pacific Spirit Park, which is a large network of trails running through an enormous forest, and is truly one of the most beautiful and peaceful places I have ever been. There was also a lovely recreational park and playground nearby with an amazing view of the city, and it was only about a mile and a half walk down to Locarno and Jericho Beaches. We would have loved to stay longer if we could.