This home is a completely and beautifully remodeled brick row house in the heart of German Village, in easy walking distance of Schiller Park and good restaurants and bars. Although many homes of the period tend to be dark, this home is the end unit on the block with a lot of east-facing windows, which makes it bright and airy. Even though the house is relatively small by modern standards--it's essentially one room wide by three rooms deep on two floors--it has been so thoughtfully furnished and remodeled, in tasteful and relaxing shades of light blue and gray, that it doesn't feel small at all. It actually feels very spacious. It is the best furnished and equipped place I have ever stayed on vacation, down to and including a wide range of spices and cooking oil in the kitchen. You literally could move in for a month, a year, or forever bringing just your clothes. There is a large grocery store, the Giant Eagle, only a block away. The only downsides I can think of are the set of narrow, steep stone steps that lead from the sidewalk up to the front door--which might be a challenge for anyone with mobility issues, especially when it comes to carrying a suitcase or heavy duffel up the stairs--and the $100 cleaning fee, which added significantly to our daily cost for a two-day stay, but would presumably diminish in significance if spread over a longer stay. And I have to admit, the home was absolutely immaculate when we arrived. I wish my house was always so clean. Highly, highly recommended.