We stayed for a week with 4 adults and 2 preschoolers and had a great time.
I was nervous after booking, thinking maybe we should have stayed somewhere closer to downtown, but we ended up really loving the location. We walked to the grocery store (3 blocks away) multiple times. And the zoo and the beach are very close as well- although we heard from a local that the Oakland zoo is actually more interesting so we will have to check that one out next time.
We were kind of disappointed in the parking situation at first, you do have to drive around the neighborhood for a bit to find parking, and the spaces are very small. And make sure you take note of all the street parking signs- we ended up getting a 75$ ticket the very first night after driving around for 15 minutes looking for a spot. However, compared to the rest of San Francisco, parking was actually not bad, especially if you park before everyone gets home from work. And the neighborhood is very quiet and safe, so you don't have to worry about your car getting broken into.
We loved the furniture and decor of the home. It was above and beyond our expectations with its antiques, tvs and speakers in every room, desk with printer, etc. The layout is very functional despite being small (for us Midwesterners). There isn't an oven and the hot plates take awhile to warm up, so cooking wasn't ideal but you will probably want to check out all the amazing San Francisco restaurants anyway.
Freya was very hospitable and communicated promptly whenever we had a question. We also enjoyed her welcome binder with local tips and suggestions. We would definitely stay here again. Maybe next year when the deck is built and we can play backyard!