It was a sign of what terrific hosts Tonya & Kimberly are that when the furnace went out, they had a repairman over to fix it within two hours ... on a weekend ... evening. When I alerted her to the problem, Tonya flew into action, and her devotion to making things right was evident. Before securing the repairman, she immediately brought in wood for the wood stove and offered to drive to get more should it run low. I was impressed. The house, one half of a cozy duplex, was indeed light and comfortable. A hip, gentrified neighborhood near parks, the house is on a quiet street in an older (early 20th-century) section of town. A pleasing but not overwhelming smattering of great restaurants (especially nice for weekend brunch), yoga studios, and bars. Tastefully appointed with nostalgic modernist and lightly bohemian qualities. A spacious kitchen and a claw-foot tub in the bathroom. Comfortable bed, especially the pillows. The drive is easy to downtown and to other areas of interest, but I’m a walker and traversed the very pleasant course down the hill through parks and across a pair of new pedestrian bridges to downtown daily in about 40-45 minutes. Communication was quick and attentive. Some nice touches among the amenities. In particular, I appreciated the coffee.