A really charming spot in a residential neighborhood, with not many restaurants/cafes in the immediate area but several options a short 5-15 minute's walk away. We found, however, most everything in Seattle to be wonderfully and easily drivable, and parking out front the residence was also free and seemingly easy to come by. (As of writing, parking fares in Downtown and throughout Seattle have decreased due to COVID, so I do recommend driving if you can.)
That all said, you're still staying in a converted garage; the above tenants' SUV was parked in the driveway pretty much any time we were there, and when they did manage to come & go the brights from their vehicle shined right through the curtains and lit up the entire space. We were also subjected to the heavy rumbling of footsteps running along upstairs, whether it was morning or night, and the ceilings being low made it that much harder to ignore. There was also nothing to be found in the ways of coffee, tea, or any other breakfast items which, for the price paid, was a bit disappointing. The space also seemed to be lacking in any kind of "enhanced" cleaning: There was ice cream left in the freezer, crumbs in the toaster oven, an opened jar of peanut butter in the cupboard, and two bars of soap left in the shower (which is, as been noted but should not be understated, remarkably tiny). It also seems that construction has just started on a property down the block, which can be heard on weekdays. Lastly, just about all of the books that are in the room are on psychoanalysis, counseling, and various kinds of trauma, so a bit of a trigger warning there.
The sofa bed, though, to its credit, was actually really comfortable, and Freemont is a lovely, more central location if you want to get out of Downtown.