This beautiful old house was sadly disappointing. It is not well maintained (broken windows and window sashes, bathroom hardware) and was not the quality we were expecting in a neighborhood of million-dollar homes. Kitchen counters and cabinets were sticky, which was probably because there was no dishsoap to clean it. No bath soap either ... so bring your own (like a hostel). Old 1970a dishwasher doesn’t do dishes as well as new models, so you’ll need dishsoap to hand wash. Floor rugs on carpets “creep,” so be careful. Dangerous for seniors. Overall, this home was more like a college sharehouse than a well-kept owner-occupied residence. In that vein, it is also managed like one. We arrived to find a completely blocked bathroom sink with a kitchen bowl in it. No note from the owner. And when we’d emailed before arrival to ask if there was anything we should know, there was no mention of the nonfunctional sink. The owner declined to send out a plumber or other repair person or come to the property and look at it in person because it was rhe weekend. (We arrived on a Friday.) In the end, we had to take apart the drain pipes and clear it ourselves. You may want to have some DIY skills if you choose to stay here. This property needs professional management.