Let's start with Sofia. I have been taking care of a family member that has been dealing with a health issue, and the other rental we were at was out of order for a day. We needed a place to stay same day. We explained the issue to Sofia and how I couldn't move her around long distances, and she coordinated with AirBNB to allow us to stay for the night even though it was last minute. She didn't have to do it and we would've understood, but she went above and beyond for us, and we're grateful for that.
As for the place, on the outside it looks like an ordinary small apartment complex. One parking spot is in the back, and yes you can fit a large SUV in there, just guide yourself down the driveway by looking at your side view mirrors and making sure they're a good distance away. Just keep calm and you'll drive through with no incident. The spot itself is big.
The moment you step into the living room, you're transported to some kind of mix between a slick and minimalist east coast metropolitan apartment and an art gallery. If you're staying there for an extended period of time, you can really make it your own since it starts off as a blank slate.
But the slate isn't that blank, unlike a lot of AirBNB places I've visited in the past with my friends, there is plenty of stuff you can make use of in the kitchen if you're cooking inclined, and I'm not talking just paper plates here. You've got actual silverware. Metal stuff.
If you're traveling with a bunch of people, the inflatable beds come in handy.
Place is super clean and well maintained, Sofia is extremely responsive and always looking out for her guests to ensure they have a good stay, and even the small stuff gets taken care of- for example the batteries in the remote went out and she sent someone to give us a fresh set within 15 minutes, saving us a trip to the store.
Highly recommend this place, even moreso if you're into the minimalism thing like I am.