My single greatest regret about my stay here was that I could not stay longer. I don't typically feel a connection or a history behind an airbnb, but with this place I felt both. The pictures listed do not do it justice.
When we first walked in we were greeted by Cindy as Lory was under the weather. Without absolutely no negativity intended, Cindy reminded me of my grandma: sweet and chatty, and above all, always making sure we were comfortable with everything. From beginning to end, communication was easy and simple. It was clear why they are considered superhosts. Additionally we needed to store our luggage between checkout and our leaving to catch our flight and they more than graciously let us keep our luggage there past checkout.
As far as the home itself, built in 1910, this place was a fusion of vintage and modern. All the rooms had a feeling of comfort that would make you say "Brooklyn is nice, but let's stay in". After our stay in New Jersey, this place felt enormous with essentially 6/7 different rooms, it was spacious, with each room having it's own character. From the original hardwood floors to the scent of the house, the place reminded me of the vintage homes you see in movies. With the home in a great location, this is a place you could stay any time of the year. During warm weather, it's walking distance to plenty of Brooklyn. During cold weather, the whole place feels cozy.
I would highly recommend, for a vacation, staycation, business trip, or any other reason one might visit Brooklyn.