The architecture is charming—beautiful stained glass and wood floors and moldings. Most of the upgrades are cosmetic only—they look good in a picture but a bit shabby in person. All old houses will have creaky floors, and here the hallway with all the bedrooms is very loud with multiple guests going to and from rooms. Luckily, I brought a sound machine because the house faces the highway, but honestly the neighbors’ dogs and the birds in the eaves next door were more disruptive. This place is an okay deal but felt just like a hostel, including old stained sheets with dirt and wrinkles that suggested they had maybe been slept on already (?) and people stealing your food (not Chris’s fault, but disappointing). Chris was very responsive and friendly and provided tissues and extra silverware when requested, but other aspects weren’t very guest-friendly: no hand towels in the half-bath or kitchen, and no coffee (pretty basic expectations, imo). Simple and cheap; you get what you pay for.