We've stayed at many Airbnbs, and Heather's is clearly one of our very favorites. Heather is not just a gracious host, but she's led—and continues to lead—an extraordinary life; we loved talking with her about it and many related topics. Her pets also were delightful: friendly and enthusiastic Archie; not-too-friendly Rocko; and sweet Shoko the cat, who will make it very clear that your primary purpose in life is to pet her. Her custom-built house is extraordinary, too: spacious, light and airy, and filled with art and sculpture.
The room is quiet and comfortable, with lots of closet and drawer space, reasonably firm foam mattresses, reliable Wi-Fi, and a TV with good ol' Xfinity cable (!). There's a little round table, as you can see in picture #1, but no desk; however, we were able to use the large dining room table for computer-based work.
Heads-up #1: As you can see in picture #11, your bathroom is up a half-flight of stairs, past a pet gate. The room is at the opposite end of the finished basement from the bottom of those stairs. If you walk out of the room at night to use the bathroom, be prepared for the bright lights to turn on automatically. (BTW, "finished basement" is an understatement. There's a wall of books and LPs, a bunch of exercise apparatus, and more art.)
Heads-up #2: The temperature knob in the shower does not indicate the actual water temperature. We suggest starting at around 75 degrees.
Heads-up #3: Because Heather is friendly and kind, and because the house is so large, you may run across various neighbors, friends, or workers throughout the day. Everyone we met was friendly, too.