Justin's place is truly a GEM!
It's historical significance is obvious and left me wondering about the 2- 1/2 centuries of previous occupants. Try to take a look at the historic home book on the landing table. The house is mentioned in it 3 times.
The front entry ways, upstairs and down, are quaint and spacious. The furniture and decor is an eclectic mix of vintage, antique, and mid century. There are different doors on every jam, some new, some repurposed.
There is a large tidy yard and one Guest parking space. Windows are new, with screens.
Many of it's original details have been retained but the bathroom renovation is stunning! The huge tiled shower with it's rain shower head is luxurious and you dry off with large fluffy white bath towels. There are two roomy closets between the bathroom and the living room with an adequate amount of hangers.
The 2 bedrooms have very good window A/C units but note that there is no A/C in the rest of the apartment. There are fans though.
The TV has a couple of streaming apps on it.
The master bedroom is quiet but the second bedroom faces the streets on 2 sides so there is some occasional noise from cars, sirens, and people.
We stayed for 5 nights and went for long walks in the neighborhood. One night we had dinner at the Wharf restaurant, which is a one minute walk from the house. There lots of other restaurants close by and there are shops a couple of blocks away, including Dunkin and Del's.
We enjoyed our stay in this comfortably furnished house and would definitely recommend it to future guests!