Pros:
-- As you can see from photos, the place is beautiful. I felt a bit like an 18th century duke.
-- It also felt fairly spacious for a studio.
-- The amethyst geode in the patio is very nice. Amethyst is considered the "master healer" if you're into crystals -- not a happy stone but one that shows you what you need to see.

Neutral:
-- Area: SF is cold and windy during the summer and this area was more so than some (e.g. downtown) but less than others closer to the water; If you go just 1-3 blocks north towards Presidio and a bit West you can see some gorgeous mansions.
-- I didn't use the washer/dryer because Springer let me know the dryer doesn't work so well but she has a hanging rack and there are tons of places within a short distance to drop off wash and fold.
-- Noise: It was quiet in the sense that street noise was pretty muted (especially with the white noise machine I travel with) and no shared wall at least at night (there is a boutique next door and you can hear them talking during the day); however, i found the soundproofing to be very weak; Springer let me know before my trip that there was a therapists' office upstairs but I didn't realize people were regularly there at 6:30 a.m. and you can hear every step (Springer said there is wall to wall carpeting so I can't imagine how loud it would have been without that); sometimes they would come very early on the weekend as well; In the evening I could also hear very muted sounds above me which I'm guessing was from two floors up but that wasn't much of an issue.

Cons:
-- Kitchen floor was slippery.
-- There are no shades as you can see from photos; so there was always a bit of light during the night; it was particularly annoying two nights when they forgot to turn the lights off in the offices upstairs and one night when an animal must have run by and activated the light sensor for a bit.
-- There was a tiny bit of cold air sometimes coming from the little vents in the ceiling lights; Springer said there's no a/c and didn't know what would cause that to sometimes happen and not other times.
-- I think the bed is definitely for one person unless you're both skinny and love to spoon. I don't know what "french full" is but it seemed smaller than an american full size; I also didn't find bed very comfortable -- felt like a few springs were coming out.