Here’s what you can learn from my review
Different from the others not because I in the least disagree, but because they have covered that this home is exquisitely stylish, perfectly located, artfully & sensibly well equipt for cooking & serving great meals, enjoying an engaging read or a hot tub. The home is an event in itself, hard to leave, great to come home to. I read reviews for scope, but also for picky details so here goes.
Parking is sometimes tricky. This is a one way street with parking only on one side though there are residents on both.
The host is a great communicator, check in and check out very easy.
Inside stairs are a reality as you can see in the photos. Very narrow spiral stairs to a 3rd bedroom are a bit tricky to navigate. The bathroom for those folks is down those same stairs. The upper room is an attic room with irregular and low ceilings.
The main bedrooms are down another less narrow flight of stairs divided by a mini landing. San Francisco Victorians have very high ceilings, a joy to behold, but you consequently have stairs up & down. Pack light and be agile.
The master queen is a softer bed. The upstairs queen is low to the ground and soft as well. The child’s room trundle beds are firm, if you plan on pulling out the under one, that is the width of the room with perhaps a foot & a half to spare.
It is great to have a separate laundry room with a retractable laundry line. There are plenty of hangers and a closet available in the master bedroom. Good linens, good towels. We loved the two person hot tub.
Again! The house (and outside spaces) while small, have beauty, charm, lifestyle extras and quality pragmatics in spades. The lighting and art work are knock out. It is an exceptional find and I would stay again in a heart beat.
Cheers All Around!