Angie's place is affordable for the area and it has lovely, spacious common spaces, especially the living room, dining room and kitchen. I really liked the offbeat, neo-victorian style and the copper fixtures in the bathroom and kitchen. The giant table in the dining room is a great place to gather if you are traveling with a group! Angie is a fantastic communicator and she was quick to accommodate changes to our check-in time and other details of the reservation. A few of the spaces are slightly different than I thought they would be from the photos: the basement looks a little bit less finished than the rest of the house, though it was comfortable enough to sleep in. And the second bedroom feels more like a children's room, as it has a LOT of children's toys in it on a shelf not pictured in the photo (this could be a plus or a minus depending on whether you are traveling with children!). Finally, guests should be aware of the construction going on around the house: Angie notes the construction in the description and explains that she is discounting the booking for this reason, so we were not surprised, but we did have to negotiate a small part of the construction site and construction materials in order to enter the house for the first time.