Sharon has done a good job of converting a windowless basement into a habitable space. I was surprised, given all the glowing reviews, to discover that we were sleeping right next to a VERY noisy furnace that cycled on and off constantly. The temperature was uncomfortably cold and guests have no control over it. I get that some people like to sit in blasting air conditioning during the summer, but we are not among them. We were also very chagrined to discover our coffee options in the morning consisted of NOT coffee, but apple and hot chocolate drinks and a Keurig maker with no option to use our own grounds. The closest coffee shop (at least one that's open early) is a 10-minute drive away, so it's essential that plain coffee be offered to guests! Sharon did respond to our inquiry via the AirBnB app to provide plain coffee within 15 minutes, but by then we were pretty grumpy and out of sorts. If you are staying for multiple nights, realize that there is no good way to wash dishes etc. other than in the bathroom sink with your own dish soap. Fortunately, we were only there one night.
Before booking, take a close look at the photos - all of them - there are a couple of photos at the very end of the set that show the space for what it is. It is safe and clean, but can't be described as "quiet" with that furnace running.