The home itself has ample space for a group of 4 or more. The formal living room and parlor both have a couch and one chair. There is a half bath down stairs. Upstairs the master bedroom shares a bathroom with a secondary bedroom and a third bedroom has it's own bathroom. All bedrooms were spacious but keep in mind that there are no closets for clothing and the "master" bedroom also doesn't have any drawers. We utilized a linen closet for our clothing which was challenging as we shared that bathroom with another bedroom. Overall we felt the home needed some love and attention. The paint is peeling everywhere with large chunks of drywall/plaster flaking off. Every morning we'd find chunks of the ceiling on the floor of the kitchen. There are large cracks in the ceiling and a large blue tarp is covering the roof so we were concerned about leaks. I found bugs under the kitchen sink when I was looking for dishtowels. There is a laundry room located in a shed in the backyard with ample supplies. It rained most of the time we were there and we couldn't find laundry baskets anywhere so we were often running to and from the house with laundry trying to not get it all soaked. We had a few issues during our stay and for the most part, Conrad was responsive to our communication. The internet went out the first day we arrived and we had to meet a cable tech at the house the next day. The alarm went off 6 times in two nights and woke up our children multiple times a night. Conrad explained that it had happened before and how to turn it off but we were disappointed to have it happen another 5 times over the next 36 hours. I let him know before we checked out but didn't receive a response. Nearly all plumbing fixtures in the home leak and both showers could use some updating. The shower in the master was so corroded that water shot out of just 5-6 heads in wayward directions. Conrad was able to clear some of it out so we could use the shower. There are several restaurants within a few blocks of the home and one small, pricey convenience store so consider stocking up on any groceries before you arrive. The streetcar/bus line is a quick 5 minute walk from the home and this can get you pretty much anywhere in NOLA. I believe the home directly next door is a hostel of sorts and there were often several people sitting on the front porch very late at night talking and smoking. We had to use white noise on our phones to drown them out. We knew the home was older but we were shocked at the level of disrepair we found. We stay in historic homes whenever possible but as much as we wanted to love this home we were disappointed in the condition.