The location is great. If you will be spending time downtown, the route there is short and simple. There is also a grocery store on the way, an Ingles, which was handy.
Amy's communication was above and beyond. Our GPS didn't get us right to the front door, but she provided detailed instructions on where to turn a few days in advance. I also had a question for her when we arrived, and she replied instantly.
I was a little concerned about privacy, since the listing mentions that they use the basement for work. In my mind, that meant that there was a home office down there, but I think it must just be for storage. They seemed to live in the house next door, and I never heard a peep from anyone. In fact, when she needed to drop off some extra trash bags, she respected our space and did so covertly.
Everything was clean and prepped for visitors. The kitchen was fully stocked with whatever we needed — there was cookware, dinnerware, and even some ground coffee waiting for us!
Finally, the house itself is just fun. It still has some of its original midcentury flourishes, like the bathroom tile and thermostat, which I got a kick out of. It was nice to hang out around the jukebox. We didn't get to playing any of the arcade games, but it goes without saying that it is cool of them to include them at all.