Perfect location between Alberta, Mississippi, and the quaint neighborhood of Irvington. Very walkable. The Airbnb itself is very clean and more newly remodeled than the pictures. You can hear people upstairs easily. The kitchen lacked some utensils. My partner and I went up to research some things about the area before moving and eventually buying in PDX. Naomi informed me she was also a real estate agent and could help us if need be. We scheduled a time that worked for both parties.. waited patiently.. and waited, messaged.. no response. We waited an hour after the meet up time and still no response. A complete waste of our time. She eventually messaged me hours later and said she was just waking up and sick. Would have understood more if the person upstairs.. (I assume her) didn't come home close to midnight and make a bunch of noise cooking and dropping things upstairs, in turn waking us up the night before we were suppose to meet the next afternoon. A day later, as I am in my towel getting dressed and my partner is still in bed, I hear someone stomp down the stairs and knock on our bedroom door quite irritatingly. Really rudely, she tells us to turn off the bathroom fan as it's really loud upstairs. Understandable. But the way she approached it was in bad taste. A simple text or call would have been better than what felt like an invasion of privacy. Especially because I used the fan for her benefit so that this basement bathroom didn't grow mold after a steamy shower. I've lived in England for quite a while, I know how it goes. She then went upstairs and turned on what sounded like a blender? Really?! Not sure if it was to piss us off or just bad timing. The two experiences made both of us feel uncomfortable and more like couchsurfers that overstayed their welcome.. Thankfully, we were on a busy trip and spent only our time there to sleep. Beautiful place.. Just cross your fingers you don't catch her on a bad day(s). We are very nice, friendly people, it was undeserved.