Lots of street parking and amazing vintage home. Very close to the green line. Did not feel unsafe. A lot of people under one roof, but the house is large enough to where it is “quiet” and you can be private. A hostel type situation but way better because of the square footage, getting your own room, and receptive owners who will fix things, give warnings, or consider kicking people out when situations arise — and can do it somewhat diplomatically. It seems like people stay longer term like a month or more. Your experience depends on who is living here at the time. I brought appliances I needed like an electric kettle. It would be advised that you keep things like that in your room because if someone accidentally breaks it or doesn’t return it in time for when you need it, that’s honestly on you for leaving it in the kitchen where things can be considered communal. There are guests who go on hauls and take up a lot of the pantry and food storage space making it hard to find refrigerator and freezer space. But the owners do what they can to make things ok, like telling people they’re going to clear out the freezer, hiring someone to come to clean a few days a week, cleaning up dishes after less considerate guests, and iron out issues that may arise.