The house is gorgeous and the neighborhood is stunningly beautiful, with great views and in easy walking distance of all kinds of cool places to eat. Robert was not there, but he left detailed instructions for getting into the house. We could not get the front lock to work, but fortunately Marian, the wonderful housekeeper was there and she showed us around the back. Parking on the weekend was nearly impossible (much easier during the week); but after endless driving around I discovered a couple of blocks with several open spaces (north end of Summit Ave. E where it wiggles around and keeps changing names). To comprehend Seattle's parking and recycling ordinances, one needs to be an engineer at Microsoft or Boeing (No parking 30 feet from corner - but without a tape measure how can you be sure? How many breadcrumbs or how big an oil speck determines whether paper is recycle, trash, or compost? How much coating makes paper "coated"?) If one is willing to follow the rules and treat the house with the loving care it deserves, you can have a fabulous visit at the house.