Evelin was a very gracious hostess. She communicated well before the trip, and provided several pages of information for getting around and using the appliances.

The home has 4 bedrooms, which was great for the kids. The master has a king-sized bed, which is important for me. The master bedroom was a pretty tight squeeze because of the large bed, and there was not a lot of storage space, but that's city living.

There were large beds in bedrooms 2 and 4 (I can't recall if they were king or queen beds), and twin bunk beds in the kids room. The 4th bedroom was up a narrow spiral staircase, so it's best for teenagers. And I found that the master and 2nd bedroom had mattresses that were pretty hard by my standards. But the bunk room and 4th bedroom had soft beds.

The bunk bed room has a lot of toys, which is great if you have kids of your own aged 4-10.

There are 1.25 bathrooms. The full bathroom upstairs is very nice. The downstairs bathroom is just a toilet (no sink or shower). It's very nice to have the 2nd facility, especially during the morning hours, but the room is very small.

The kitchen had all the needed appliances, including a dishwasher, washing machine, and dryer. There was an espresso maker, but not a drip coffee maker, so plan to drink tea instead. We found that we at breakfast at home, but then stayed out sightseeing the rest of the day, so we didn't use the kitchen as much as we planned.

The living room was very comfy, with an electric piano if you are musically inclined. There is an array of art and objects that is interesting to look at, although it was a little bit cluttered and I worried about the kids breaking something.

The house itself is on a very quiet street, about 1 block from the main road. There is a medium-length walk to the Tube stations. We used Shepherd's Bush more than Shepherd's Bush Market because the former was on the Central Line and took us right downtown.

We quickly learned to use the buses (mostly 207 and 260, but also 283), which ran directly to and from the Tube stations and stopped right near the intersection of Ingersoll and Uxbridge Roads. And truth be told, Uxbridge Rd. was just a bit dodgy late at night so the buses were very helpful.

In Summary:
A very nice house for visiting London, especially if you have 3 or 4 kids with you and/or another couple.
Convenient to buses and tube

Drawbacks:
Hard-ish mattresses