What a gem! I had a lovely 10+ day stay at Laura's two bedroom house in August. Laura's description of her home was spot on that it is for independent individuals who want to explore and come "home" easy with little to no complications. Not only was the guest room clean, tidy, and airy, but the interior shared space was also welcoming, magical with beaming sunlight and decorated with an eclectic collection of found and natural items. Laura is a serious green thumb, and her garden was a delightful highlight as a fellow gardener and plant lover (if you ever get confused about which house you need to return to, take note of the cool items in her front garden).
If you are a first time Seattle visitor or coming back to explore, Laura has a wide range of suggestions you must take for consideration. If you intend to explore without a car, I highly suggest getting a refillable Orca card, and constantly refreshing directions and zooming in on Google Maps for navigating options. While a car ride or Lyft/Uber ride will get you anywhere faster (and way more expensive), I found that you can get pretty close to any location in Seattle, Shoreline, and Bellevue with a combination of public transport, short cab hailing rides, and a lot of walking. Laura's spot has plenty of routes available within a 5-10 minute walk.
For places of interest, I would like to suggest Bellevue Botanical Gardens. The perennial plots and the dahlia collection are serious knockouts, and there are easy walking trails with benches along the paths for scenic views and quiet reflection. Uwajimaya Asian Market and REI in Bellevue are close by if you want to hit those businesses as an alternative to the busy (and spread apart) Seattle locations.
Overall, if you are like me, granola and comfortable trekking around the city solo with your bus pass, Laura's spot is a peaceful, safe and comfy spot. 5-stars.