I do believe this house has potential, however, it needs to be finished. As someone who travels months at a time, I try to make the places I stay at like home, and I wasn't able to here. While a brand new building has it's perks, there was more frustration than excitement. Expectations were not met. From the very beginning the place was not as described or promised. A key feature that caught my interest about this house was the kitchenette. I had nothing of the sort until I had been there about 6 weeks, then I received just a microwave. (The original post stated there would be a kitchenette in each suite, but I believe it has possibly now been updated to available upon request.) After moving in, it was a good 2 weeks before a single shelf was installed in the closet and 4 weeks before a dresser was delivered. I basically lived out of my suitcase. I was assured curtain rods would be installed so I could hang my personal blackout shades for sleeping during the day, which never happened. If you are a night shift worker and/or light sleeper, I would not recommend this place for you. The blinds are thin so its very bright in the room all day. You can hear a pen drop and the whole house vibrates when someone walks down the hall. I made it through with a loud box fan and earplugs! I understand it is co-living, but for safety reasons I also feel it's important to know when people will be coming in and out, while also limiting sharing the access code to the house. This is a process that still needs to be figured out. A couple of requests had to be made to get the back door fixed so it could be locked appropriately. While the host and her partner are very nice, and normally respond in a reasonable time frame, I feel many of my requests and concerns were over looked. The right things were said but there was very little follow up. There are still multiple kinks to be worked out, so bring patience! This isn't a bad option for a long weekend or short transition period, but unfortunately, it's not (yet) somewhere you can feel at home.