A great place to stay, all around. The description of the home on the Air BnB website is complete and accurate.
Pat was an exceptionally kind host. He put aside his tasks at the house to pick me up at the bus stop. He was pleasant and welcoming to me and to the several guests who came and went during my several day stay. He was also quite patient at explaining over and over the unusual door-locking mechanism, even when people didn't get it the first time.
For breakfast and general munching, Pat offers a platter of fresh fruit, numerous cereals, gluten-free and regular bread, and an array of coffees and teas. In the frig are items for common use such as a variety of condiments (and also space to store your own food). On the counter are numerous jars of spices. The kitchen is roomy and efficiently laid out, so it's easy to prepare meals, something I appreciated as I have a number of food sensitivities and don't eat out a lot.
I had been battling a cold and incipient sinus infection for over a week, and found that I needed to stay some extra days to really get well. Though there was a room available for one more night (not the room I was in), the problem was the gap between the check-out time of 10 and the check-in time, which if I recall correctly, is at 3:00. The gap gives the housekeeper time to clean and prepare the several rooms. Pat kindly offered flexibility and let me move over from my room to the new room as soon as it was ready that morning. But moving from room to room as they became available wouldn't work for more than one day, as it would be too disruptive for the housekeeper's schedule. Taking into account that I'd need to find another place, and taking into account the fact that I wasn't at all feeling well, Pat offered the new room gratis for one night, a gesture for which I was extremely grateful.