Greg is a great host. He communicates readily and was there to show us around in a very friendly way. He has a gem of a house that he has proudly and beautifully renovated, and it is full of fascinating objects such as bird nests and a hanging fish made out of tin cans. Lots of books and comfortable couches to sit as a family and chat. All the amenities were good: comfortable queen sized beds; nice linens; clean and easy to use kitchen. The house is on a priceless street of distinctive old houses, in walking distance from parks and the university, and we always found a parking spot. I have to say, though, that a rooster is a problem, and next to that is the train track right at the back of the yard. Only one of the bedrooms was somewhat saved from hearing the rooster, who does not just crow once but continues to crow. We were fascinated to watch the hens and rooster, and admire the idea of an urban homestead, but we were tired. I felt we had a wonderful experience in the house other than being awakened, and I would warmly recommend this location if visiting in the area, and if you are already an early riser.