Pictures don’t do the place justice. The walls and lighting fixtures are beautiful modern Art Deco designs. The art work throughout was noteworthy. The second level is an open living space that allows everyone to gather and socialize. The place was clean and had what we needed (though towels and bedding was oddly outdated/overused when compared with everything else). There were air fresheners everywhere, so it also smelled lovely. And games were throughout the home as well.
A couple of logistics to note for future travelers. The stairs are steep and there’s a lot of them. If anyone in your group has mobility issues, proceed with caution because there’s no way around them. The bottom level has a master (two beds) with its own bathroom and living space. The second level has three bedrooms (one of which was converted from what might have been a formal dining space, so it’s door is a curtain). The third level has a master with its own bathroom. Our group of seven had plenty of space to spread out. Couple of cautions: there’s limited cooking utensils (pots, pans, baking dishes) and the stove could use a little TLC. There’s no dining room table to sit at (the island seats a lot of people, but isn’t comfortable to sit at). There are no chairs or furniture of any kind in the backyard and nothing that you can bring out. None of these were deal breakers for us, but you’ll want to plan accordingly. The host was amazing...very responsive and accommodating!!! I would stay here again.