We only spent a night in this charming and quirky Victorian townhouse in a once-fancy part of town that seems like it might be gentrifying again now. The home shows its age in tall ceilings, slightly tilted/uneven floors, and really cool bay windows. The bathroom and kitchen are nicely upgraded and there is a pretty park square across the street, but we arrived late in the rain and left early, so we didn't really get to explore or form an opinion about it. One bedroom has a little upstairs porch off a "sitting room" but a broken floor put that out of commission during our visit - perhaps it's been fixed since. Communication with the host was good and checkin was easy. Thanks for a nice if brief stay!