The place was lovely and clean with a coffee shop right across the road. My only problem was that it was almost winter and the outside temperature went down to 32 at the night. I figured out how to turn the thermostat on, but maybe others may not. This heated up the main room very quickly and well. However, the bedrooms remained icy even though I found the floor vents. My friend ended up sleeping on the sofa in the front room to a) stay warm and b) get away from an extremely noisy and annoying generator or something right outside. I was annoyed by it as well but had brought earplugs. There was a vibration associated with whatever the thing was. I imagine that in the Spring and Summer, none of this would be a problem.
It's a really beautiful space and a fascinating walkable neighbourhood with terrific and interesting architectural bits and pieces on the houses. The Nitro coffee shop (and bicycle shop) is right across the road and everyone there was incredibly friendly