I could go on and on about Annie's home in Putney. I chose to stay here for the sheer beauty of their restored 16th-century home. What this amazing couple has done to the place is outstanding. The listing is absolutely accurate. It's superiorly clean, immaculately appointed, modern in its artwork and furnishings, yet retains the old-world feel one expects to find in such a structure. The love is obvious in Annie and Andrew's renovations. Annie served an outstanding breakfast. To be honest, I was stunned. Fresh fruit, oatmeal with nuts and raisins, jams, and yogurt were my choices. But Annie went a step further, serving eggs and sausages to other guests. A small but most enjoyable detail is Stanley, their adorable dog. I was remiss in not asking his breed (maybe part poodle?), but he is the glue that binds the experience of staying at Annie's home. I very much appreciated how private my room felt, the sheer size of the bathroom, how quiet it was in the morning, how hot and strong was the shower, the TV that let me know what was happening back in the States, and traipsing the neighborhood that is chock full of great restaurants on both sides of the bridge. Transport for Putney via both bus and Tube was easy and convenient. And Annie let me into the kitchen to boil water and was adamant that I should not tidy up after myself (but I did anyway because her home deserves the respect). She is an outstanding bed-and-breakfast hostess and you would be silly to pass by the opportunity to stay here.