Exceeded expectations. Fabulous property. The view is truly awesome. Our experience (eight family members in SF for the Thanksgiving Holiday) was much like that of other reviewers. George and his wife were delightful. Property is even nicer than it looks on the website. Wonderful neighborhood with great walks up to Mt. Davidson with its magnificent vistas. Things to know: I would not recommend this house for small active children unless you are going to watch them every second. Fall risks abound, not least from the pleasant balconies on the top and bottom levels. Sensible kids aged five and over should be okay. Bring nonslip socks or slippers since George requests you take your shoes off on his beautiful light wood floors and provides a shoe rack by the door to encourage you. The middle and lower levels of the home can be completely closed off to allow privacy. The ground level suite worked very well for my 95 year-old dad with limited mobility. We gathered in the large family room so he did not have to climb stairs. The small bathroom did not have grab bars, but dad was able to balance using walls and counter top. The enormous washer and dryer are in the immaculate garage. Ask George for access if you need it. Laundry supplies are available. We had no trouble parking in front of the house despite our several different cars coming and going. The spacious master suite on the lower level has the biggest walk-in closet I ever saw in my life and a huge bathroom. My 6'7" son loved the oversized shower stall. The kitchen is reasonably well equipped. Great appliances, basic cooking equipment, e.g. only two sharp knives, one huge, one tiny; I did not see an ice-cream scoop; but you could certainly get by with what they have. There are pots, pans, serving dishes etc. With such a big group, we mostly did take-out so it was no problem, but FYI. There were enough plates, bowls, cups, cutlery and wine glasses (few tumblers) for all of us plus the guests who swelled our numbers, but we did a lot of dishes in the excellent dishwasher to keep up. The beds are pillow top, which was fine for most of us, but one person who likes a really firm bed found them too soft. George deployed two single mattresses on the floor for us to accommodate all our numbers. If you do not know the area, I strongly recommend asking George or another local about best routes to get places, parking at the BART station, etc. At first, we tried to get around just using GPS and various mobile apps, and did not do well! The Glen Park BART station is quite nearby (about 1.6 miles), and there is a small expensive parking lot with a 5 hour limit, but the locals park on the streets up in the neighborhood. You can walk to it if you really want a work out coming back.