Pro's:
Beautiful and clean space, the photos listed are accurate and it is a very clean space.
Lots of kitchen appliances and useful items stocked. Full size fridge/freezer, dish washer, microwave, large stove/oven, deep sink. Lots of plates and silverware, cookware, cups and mugs. The kitchen is like being home, just without your favorite snacks in the cupboard.
The beds are very comfortable (soft, not firm mattresses), great pillows and the linens are very soft with a heavy comforter. Truly feels like you're at home.
White sheets and towels, so if you like clean and you like bleach, you'll love how clean your stay is.
In unit washer and dryer. Very convenient for long stays or family's with small kids that are masterful mess makers.
Nice size bathroom with full size shower and good lighting for makeup/getting ready.
The wifi is great and working remotely from this location is awesome. There is a small work station just off the family room area with a comfortable computer chair and nice desk. There is also a large dining room table to sit at, also very comfy chairs to sit in, if you want more room.
The host of this location is great. She is very attentive and quick to respond, eager to make sure your stay is as pleasurable as possible.
Con's:
The house is an older building that has been converted in a multi-living/dwelling space. We stayed here for a month, the unit we stayed in was "1" and near the entrance door that was used by the other guests of the house. The sounds carry very loudly through the walls and ceiling/floor. We could hear every conversation of every person entering the building, continuing very loudly up the stairs and then every footstep taken upstairs (as well as the "extracurricular activity" happening in the bedroom). It was not quiet, at all, especially during the hours of 10pm-3am. Since it is common to use Airbnb in lieu of a hotel rental, it was very obvious that the other guests were on short term vacations with a much different mindset than those of shared living spaces which is the mindset we had. If you are looking for a weekend getaway and plan on being out, enjoying the city and coming back late, this won't bother you much (unless your upstairs neighbors stay out later than you). If you're looking to relax and kick back in the Airbnb itself, DO NOT STAY in unit 1.
Not the most comfortable couches in the world. We stayed here for a month and used them more than most, a couch isn't normally a place you'd find me on a "vacation" so if that's you and you're not staying long, it really isn't mention worthy, but if you're looking for a place to kick back and relax after a long day, these aren't the couches.
The parking is non-existent during the day on weekdays. There are businesses in the neighborhood and you can expect to walk at least a couple/few blocks after finding a tight spot. There also doesn't seem to be any parking enforcement of any kind around there, so that doesn't help. It was very common to see cars parked facing the wrong direction on a one way and otherwise illegally parked blocking at least one other space.
Water pressure in the shower. If you don't wash your hair often or don't have long hair, probably not an issue. Just found it took way longer to shower and probably used more water by having the water pressure that low.
Overall:
I would not stay in unit 1 again due to the noise level and the intentions of my stay. However, if I did not have a physically digressing grandfather that could not manage the stairs, I would stay upstairs at this Airbnb, away from the entry door and without the overhead noise. The other "cons" were far outweighed by the many things to be enjoyed by the stay here, just beware of the noise downstairs if you are sensitive to that sort of thing!