In Outer Sunset, this Storybook Rousseau House is quite cute. It’s big, too. With three rooms I had no worries about my other two friends snoring up an earthquake and keeping me up at night. My bed had several layers of bedding, so regardless of the temperature I was very comfortable, a big mirror in each room for looking at yourself, and coffee and tea in the kitchen for drinking. If you’re a TV watcher you’re in luck: TVs in all the bedrooms. It was homey to come back after walking SF’s unforgiving hills all day—gawking at the Italianate houses and being a tourist about the T-Shirt shops at Fisherman’s Wharf—to watch Netflix on the TV before going out again.
There are lots of little touches that don’t apply to me; while I’m lucky enough to not need many special accommodations, Freya has gone above and beyond by childproofing the outlets and cabinets, having a crib in one of the rooms, and having ADA assistant showering options (a bench and stuff in the shower) for those who might need it.
The neighborhood is quiet, as if reflecting the pacific ocean, which treats the beach like a cornichon atop your vacation, mere minutes away. Stroll down, you’ll like it here.