The historic area neighborhood was super cute and very quiet. The house itself was really nice. It’s old though, so there a creaks when walking on the floor and opening the doors. I grew up in a historic district with a home built in the 30’s so I’m used to it, but there no way to silently creep to the bathroom in the middle of the night. lol. The pathway to the side entrance is stones laid in the ground. Be careful if wearing stilettos, especially at night. There were snacks, wine, and water available. And everything you need to reheat a meal. There’s even a hot plate and pan if you want. We did have an issue with the smart lock. We followed the directions and it worked fine the first day, but then after that it would beep every 30 seconds or so and wouldn’t lock. We messaged Todd and the batteries were replaced, but it didn’t fix the issue. We could flip the deadbolt from the inside, but when we left for the day the door stayed unlocked. We didn’t feel unsafe and we didn’t leave any valuables. Since Todd thought the batteries fixed it, it went unfixed another day. And the next day he offered to come and replace it, but we were already in for the evening. We never figured out what the issue was. It may have been us? But we were able to use it fine the first day. Either way…We discussed with the host and it seemed like an isolated incident and he offered solutions both while we were there and offered remedy for the situation after also. So we were satisfied with the resolution. Overall we enjoyed our stay. Slept well and it was a perfect location for our museum sightseeing tour.