The place is larger and homier than the photos suggest. That said, it is also full of stuff everywhere. I didn't really mind this since there was plenty of space to spread my stuff out. But one day, I reached into the kitchen cupboard and grabbed a bowl, and my fingers were covered in butter. There was a bowl of butter just sitting in the kitchen cupboard, which I can't comprehend.
Cheryl was very nice but seems to expect a lot from her guests. I was in town for a week for work and really didn't need very much. I got long text messages from her everyday checking up on me and asking me to do things for her around the house. She asked me to take out the trash bins for the week (so not just the trash from my stay), to get her mail, and for updates on her cats. If she was worried about her cats with guests, I don't really understand why she leaves them there. She also let herself in unexpectedly on a day when I was out of the house - she did ask first, but I was out all day and didn't feel like I could say no because she made it sound like it was important. This was all less than ideal, considering how much money I was paying per night (enough to afford a hotel room in the city).
Otherwise, I'm still giving it a good rating because my stay was pleasant and the home was spacious and comfortable. The best part was the yard -- what a lovely little oasis to sit back in. I also love cats and I enjoyed her cats' company. Be warned that corralling the cats indoors, which she expects her guests to do every night, is not an easy task and it took way more effort than I would have liked. And this is coming from someone who loves cats and has one herself. So if that doesn't sound up your alley, you should keep that in mind. Given the amount of effort that comes with staying here, I would say that it's only worth it if it gets factored into the price point.