We stayed at Mike’s house for three weeks and it provided a comfy home base. I loved being able to walk downtown for coffee every morning (though there’s a coffee maker in the house, too!). There’s a washer and dryer out back, which we used constantly as a family of four. That said, Mike provides an abundance of towels and sheets, which isn’t always the case in an Airbnb. The house reminded me of the summer cottages I stayed in as a child - a bit ramshackle, well-loved, and homey. There were toys for the kids, tons of board games, and a collection of books. It had everything we needed. Mike was even kind enough to bring over a real crib for our daughter. It is a historic home and that comes with its quirks - the windows may be hard to open or hard to keep open, the cabinets are wonky, etc. But if you’re ok with that, then this is the place for you!