David's place looks exactly like the pictures. It is cute, cozy, charming, and clean. The bed is incredibly comfortable and the entire space is exceptional. Check in/out is very easy and Davis replies promptly to any concerns. He tipped us off to Tabor Park which was a wonderful hiking experience within (long) walking distance. My partner and I stayed here in winter and, unlike some other reviewers, found the heating to be more than adequate. The neighborhood is ideal and, for the location, the price cannot be beaten. We really enjoyed our time here and will absolutely stay again if we revisit Portland. Thank you, David!

All this praise being said, my partner and I agree that there are two minor cons that you need to know before you settle on this beautiful space. 1) There is an extremely bright, motion-activated light mounted in the alley outside the bedroom that shines straight through the window and onto the bed. It will turn on and off randomly throughout the night in response to people walking on the sidewalk throughout the night. It is so insanely bright and perfectly positioned that it frequently woke my partner and I up during the night, even after we hung a blanket over the windows to lessen the brightness. 2) It appears that the entire building is Airbnbs and the walls/ floors/ ceilings are paper thin. The upstairs neighbors were crazy loud and thundered around darting back and forth rolling suitcases all around the apartment from 11PM to 5AM our sencond night there. That, combined with the light, translated to about 3 hours of sleep each night for me and my partner, which is far from ideal. It might have juse been luck of the draw for us, but it's important to know this before you book.
Some other reviewers said the place felt "unfinished". I don't agree with that overall but I do think that there were some little details that fell through the cracks due to the fact that thisis a rental only property (no one lives there full time.) I.e., none of the clocks are at the right (or even the same) time, there was no plug for the bath tub, there are no curtains in the kitchen despite the fact that one of the windows has a clear view of the bed, no coat hooks, no table to eat at, etc. It's nice to not have to live around someone else's stuff and you essentially get a really nice hotel for way cheap this way, but there are a few weird moments like that.
But I'd like to emphasize that, overall, It is a beautiful, comfortable space that was lovely for a getaway for two.