The home is well located, close to Magazine Street, Whole Foods and the Park. It is across the street from a school and can become noisy during recess. The walls are thin and one hears the neighbors talking and moving around. I was most surprised to find that despite the photographs and the reviews, that this was not a clean and well-supplied home. There were almost no drinking glasses other than lots of wine classes and dozens of free plastic beer cups, there was no bowls to put food that one cooked e.g. salad or pasta. Although this house accommodates at least 6 people it is not geared for a family who may want to cook or eat at home. The bare minimum is provided. It's fine for a group of college students who don't intend to eat there at all. The photos are deceptive because although they convey a sense of a home that is sparsely furnished and uncluttered (which it was and which was okay with me) the photos don't convey the reality that the beds sag, the sleep sofa sags, the covers on the 3 armchairs are old and stained. Blinds are broken, windows are rotting. If you're in to watching TV the home is abundantly supplied with 4 TVs. Although surfaces were cleaned, it didn't feel like the apartment had been professionally cleaned and checked. There were dirty mugs in the kitchen cupboards, the bedcovers had stains on them, the covers on the armchairs were stained. If I had been staying in this home and dividing the cost among 6 or more people it would have been good value. However, given the condition of the home and that it is so poorly supplied with anything that would make it comfortable, this is over priced.