I did not meet Steve at first but Maly, who was a work exchanger, who also lived in the main house. She was lovely. All the people living in the main house were aquainted with the routine of meeting the new air bnb guests or how to prepare the cabin. I came earlier in the day and dropped my bags off before coming back in the evening.
The cabin was a treat I gave to myself. I loved it. So cleverly made. Reminded my of the tiny house movement. What you cannot see in the picture is the new upstairs patio/balcony behind the cabin (throught the upstairs back window). I liked the bathroom as well. It's through the charmingly cluttered backyard to the basement and has a spacious shower. Its possible to stay very private but its also possible to meet the people in the main house for chats, good conversations and sharing food. Its a bit of a fairy tale house - the cabin with the many housemates from all over in the main house. People have their everyday busy lives, some people stay there for a while to see where they are going next. So many stories. Nice people. A minor construction site that I had a good laugh about one morning.
Steve took me to a small Farmers market in Sorauren and suggested visiting one later in the week. These were great (so was Steve).
The place is very well situated. Good subway connection. Great neighbourhood. Loved to stroll the streets. I'd like to come back.