I expected a small space and was surprised at how attractive and mostly comfortable they have made it. However, it does have four problems, all of whom could, with a crafty Austin lawyer, wind up in litigation, but could be easily remedied: (1) The path leading from the entrance to the house is a completely DIRT path with only very faint recessed path lighting for night navigation. Aside from getting dirt and leaves all over your shoes and tracking them into the house ( no door mat either) one wonders what happens in a good Austin rain? (2) More importantly, with such unstable footing one could easily fall; (3) a possibility enhanced by the lack of any railing support on the steps leading up to the door and around the very small deck porch. If you go out at night and do not leave the porch light on, then there is very little light to make your way back later. Inexpensive paving stones, overhead lighting, and aluminum railings would help a lot; (3) the bathtub floor is extremely slippery especially with soap on it. Nothing that a cheap bathmat would not fix. (4)..and less litigious (maybe), there are no curtains nor any cover whatsoever on the 2'x5' totally transparent glass on the front door, nor on the smaller window facing toward the front of the property. The window is high but the inside is clearly visible from the main property, and anyone could walk up to the door and have complete viewer's discretion. I am 75 years and perhaps more conscious of these matters, but they could affect anyone. Otherwise, nice place.