We cannot review the actual Airbnb space that Susan and Joel rent out. Due to a glitch in guest scheduling, they asked if they could put us up in their personal space rather than their Airbnb (located in the basement) while they took a trip. It turned out to be quite wonderful. They were great hosts who entrusted their whole house to us.
The Airbnb is in a residential neighborhood that has lovingly-taken-care-of old homes--some dating from early 20th century--and beautiful gardens. Walking through the neighborhood is lovely in spring and summer when everything is blooming. There are some excellent restaurants in less than a 10 minute walk, including one that won the James Beard Best New Restaurant award of 2018 in the entire US (JuneBaby by acclaimed chef Edouardo Jordan). There is a brick-and-mortar bookstore called Third Place Books that serves the neighborhood and even has a small cafe inside where you can eat or have a decent cup of coffee (Vios Cafe). The University of Washington is about a 30-40 minute walk, but there is a bus stop nearby that can get you there, or to the Light Rail station on the UW campus that takes you downtown Seattle or all the way to Sea-Tac airport.
Susan and Joel are wonderful people who care a lot about the planet and try to be environmentally responsible. Their garden is a wildlife habitat, they have an extensive vegetable garden, they have bee hives and chickens, and recycle and/or reuse everything.
We loved our stay there.