The place is exactly as pictured and the hosts were very responsive. We were arriving late with elderlies and Molly left the porch light on for us. That was so thoughtful. The house had plenty of room for the 6 of us (grandparents, parents, and 2 teenage kids). We stayed for 9 nights.
The kitchen is fully equipped with lots of cups, dishes, pans and pots and good cutting knives. Molly and Bryan provided a bottle of Proseco which we really enjoyed after a long flight. They also left a pack of fruit flavored bubbly water for the kids. Towels, tissue paper, paper towels, soap, and shampoo were abundant.
Grandparents were happy to have a nice TV in their room--great way for them to relax for the night. There is also another TV in the living room and both worked. Downstairs, the large farm table, kitchen table, and the sofa were very comfortable spots to check on work stuff and plan for the activities next day. The wifi was fine with 4-6 of us using our devices. The neighborhood is charming with restaurants, stores, and grocery stores nearby. Check out the Paulina Market (a block away). for some really good sausages. We bought more than 10 different sausages to try. They have at least 40+ kinds. We would love to have a market like that near us. Target, Whole Foods, and TraderJoes were also within walking distance (I walked to TraderJoes with my mother-in-law couple of times). Also, the place has AC which made our stay very pleasant . We also used the cooler for an outing to Starved Rock State Park.
Molly and Bryan's place is well stocked, charming, and comfortable. My in-laws were very happy! The bedrooms were all upstairs and the stairway had solid handles. My in-laws in their high 70s did not have an issue going up and down.