This charming house is tucked away behind a Victorian home with a large driveway that can easily accommodate a car. Parking on the street is plentiful as well. The two storied home is nicely renovated with three bedrooms upstairs with separate air conditioning units and two bathrooms, one upstairs and one down. The kitchen is well equipped; and a small eating area can easily seat four or six if you add more chairs. The main lounge is spacious with a comfy leather couch, two chairs and a large screened television mounted over a fireplace. Surprisingly, it does feel more spacious than 800 square feet. Walks around the neighborhood reveal cute coffee shops, bars, restaurants and a nearby 7-Eleven for quick purchases. One block over is a stunning view of the valley and mountain range. Grocery stores are only 10 minutes away by car as well as fun dining opportunities in nearby communities.
When we arrived, the shrubs lining the walkway were overgrown making access to the front door a challenge. We contacted Ken who personally showed up to trim the shrubs. We were super grateful. He was always quick to respond to any questions and concerns. However, our biggest concern was the lack of a proper lock for the sliding glass door to the outside patio. Two security bars held the door closed but made it a chore to open and close the doors each time you wanted to use the outside space. And the cute patio was in need of a sprucing up which was surprising since the house was spotless. The addition of a broom or functioning vacuum cleaner would be an added bonus since we occasionally would track in dirt or leaves from the patio. And like another reviewer suggested, blinds or shades on the windows downstairs for privacy and to block the morning sun. We enjoyed our stay; found Ken accommodating, and would book the home again for future visits.