Jeff's place is in a lovely old house with beautiful and at times, funky, furnishings including a claw-foot tub. We stayed on the second floor and had two rooms and our own bathroom, and also had the use of the downstairs front parlor and kitchen and backyard, if we wanted. Jeff recently set up a little coffee/tea station and table for breakfast. The rooms were comfy and cute. We were given a house key and came and went easily. Jeff provided a lot of suggestions for eating and getting around. The street is residential with other old houses, book ended between two subway stations serving two lines in/out of Brooklyn, and two commercial streets with restaurants and little shops offering food and gifts from the Caribbean, Mexico, Italy, Spain, China, Tibet, Pakistan, Jewish and other places. We at at the Tibet Cafe, the Madeleine and the pizza place -- all within blocks of the house. Nearby are other streets with a lovely old homes and Prospect Park which has a zoo, botanical garden and walking paths. I would highly recommend Jeff's place.