This home is very charming with tasteful updates to a classic home. I grew up in a Seattle 1920's home, and now own a historic home in Wenatchee, which I have done some major infrastructure remodeling, so I appreciate how Garrett and family have balanced the historical charm with modern updates in such a nice way. The space for our group of five adults (family and extended family) was wonderful! (We were in town to attend my son's graduation from University of Washington, so the whole region was a very busy place that weekend!) Bedroom arrangement worked well, and plenty of bright common spaces for us to spread out and share with a few visiting guests. We were fortunate to have good weather, and took full advantage of the sunny front patio area and the cozy back enclosed patio area, all tastefully landscaped and ready for you to relax. The kitchen area is large enough to allow several people to be working/cooking or congregating without impacting utility. I personally appreciated the large refrigerator/freezer, and space in the cupboards for additional food storage, as I was doing a lot of cooking for a crowd (at another location). Although we didn't use the BBQ, it seemed like the perfect spot for a quaint and relaxing backyard BBQ gathering. The tastefully done back fence design, with its peek-a-boo view of Lake Union, needs a special shout-out! You can see that view also from the charming master bedroom, with private door access to the patio. My daughter and her husband very much appreciated these details. We all loved the charming access from the kitchen to the back patio....to call it is mud room (other than for its utility) do not give it enough credit. And the overhead star light there, and at the home entrance, set the tone of the home perfectly. The location is awesome for access to downtown, Fremont, Queen Anne, Woodland Park and Greenlake areas, and even UW area if you know how to navigate the area. Don't forget to visit Gas Work Park and get an incredible view of the Seattle skyline over Lake Union, too! (We visited Gas Works Park late on a clear night: with full moon + stars above, and colorful city skyline - a priceless image.) Parking is limited to one "guaranteed" spot as advertised (although it was sometimes taken), but we were able to find on-street parking nearby once we got the jist of things. (Our group had two cars, and we occasionally had family in town stop by who found parking. But don't count on finding parking easily, especially on a busy summer weekend) However, the home has easily access and frequent bus service, is on a well-traveled bike lane, and is close enough to walk to many destinations like Seattle Center, Queen Anne, Seattle Pacific University, Fremont and more. It is, after all, an incredible urban setting with all the benefits. One of those benefits is the local store/deli, only a few steps...