Anne is a marvelous host, she is very caring and attentive.
The house is located in a strategic area in Dorchester, the nearest t-station is 15 mins walk away, the only line that stop there is the red line (Alewife-Ashmont), perfect to reach UMass or Cambridge (MIT). Maybe not the safest place to walk at night, but there are two bus lines which stop right in front of the house (17, which can bring you either at Andrew or Fields Corners -red lines stops- and 15, which bring you to Ruggles -orange line stop). Just a few steps in Bowdoin street and you can easily reach some shops (I found America's Basket perfect for my groceries needs).
Anne cleans on a regular basis, hence, as a matter of cleanliness, all common areas are hygienical and tidy, still, some short term tenants can be a little messy.
Anne brings freshly baked goods every Saturday and provides other goods at the need. When you'll arrive she will also leave two small bottles of water in the room for your use, I found them very refreshing after a long flight.
Shoes are not allowed inside the flat and you might want to bring your own slippers, but Anne provides a few pairs and sanitizer in case you forgot. The steps of the stair are, like in most old American houses, quite narrow, and you will might struggle a little while carrying heavy luggage upstairs.
For any need, she is always available and quickly answer back.
Both Anne and her husband are very nice and caring people, they usually are around the house during the daytime almost every day.