Cozy yet spacious two story apartment on the 2nd and top floor of earlyish 1900s-era house in the Corcoran neighborhood of South Minneapolis. It's close to bus lines (22, 14, etc), light rail, downtown, Matt's Bar, Powderhorn Park, and lots more. Four people and a one-year-old stayed the weekend and had plenty of room to move around in. We never felt crowded and when we did hang out in the living room it was decent. The listing said the max capacity was 10 guests. There are three bedrooms with full beds (2 people each), one has a long convertible couch allowing an additional 2 to that room. The converted cozy attic has one of the bedrooms and a common space that has daybed adding another 1-2 people.
The place was very clean and tidy. There is an assortment of styles for furniture, decor, etc but everything we needed was there. There were even several condiments, cooking supplies, dishes, and more. Bedding, floors, bathroom were super clean. There were lots of different cookware if you wanted to make meals with a gas stove. There was a coffee maker we used, lots of mugs, sugar, etc in a cute galley style kitchen.
The host, Jane, was great and responsive. She messaged us with info on how to get in and checked in with us via the airbnb chat couple times over the 2 nights we were there. I believe she lives in the same house just below the bnb. We didn't actually see her in person until the day we were leaving.
Would recommend this place due to its size and location.
==Notes for families with children==
We have a one-year-old and weren't really sure what to look for when selecting a place but it turned out we picked a place that had some misc kids toys that she enjoyed. There are two flights of stairs, one coming up from street level into the apartment where there is no door between the apartment and the stairs. There is another flight going up to the top floor bed room / common space where there is a door on the 2nd floor going up but not one on the top floor going down. Just be sure to bring a gate or check in with the host about it.