If you love architecture, especially Craftsman, this is an exemplary example of early 1900s Craftsman - inside and out. There's even a plaque on the outside of the home recognizing its significance! The thought the designers put into the functionality of these treasures is mind-blowing, especially in view of today's "just do whatever is cheapest" mindset that is too, too prevalent. Details like built-in storage, a full built-in "home office" desk (circa 1920), pocket doors, a bed over the stairs, and a hidden trundle all combine in this place to make it a great example of bygone craftsmanship. It's really exquisite. The hosts have made it super cozy and comfortable.
That being said, travelers need to know there's hardly any air conditioning in homes in this part of California and north (in our experience). Probably never a problem, but it was really hot when we visited. The hosts had a portable air conditioning unit we easily set up in the living room, and ceiling fans, open windows, and a standing fan helped keep air flowing adequately through the heat.
Hilary was super helpful and responsive our whole stay. A broken sprinkler resulted in the water being off one morning, but it was remedied quickly with a visit from a plumber.
The house is in a neighborhood, in a city, so don't expect country-style quiet - we could hear (since all the windows were open) when everyone in the house across the courtyard came home (they had been at a wedding - it sounded like it had been a lot of fun...)
Overall, it was one of our favorite AirBnB stays so far. We highly recommend.