Nicole & Barrett have described their casita to a Tee. It’s quite roomy and easy to settle into. Truly a ‘full’ kitchen. We loved having breakfast there even though it was tempting to go out all the time. The wonderful central heat! All the shelves everywhere. All the storage in the bedroom. The game bin saved us as we forgot our deck of cards. The cold water in the fridge. All the chairs for different comfort positions (especially the two black ones for us seniors to use putting on our shoes!). The supplemental heater in the bathroom. All the light from the windows. Houseplants throughout. The parade of dogs past the front…oh, they probably didn’t arrange that🤪. The fabulous off street parking. The location can’t be beat. There is a wonderful breakfast place nearby, Toast, who even has dinners on the weekend. Otto’s does great sandwiches and is almost as close. The street is quiet and only one block from a virtually empty but through street and on the corner of 46th which goes directly to Safeway and other shopping. The furthest we went for a restaurant was 2.7 miles to ‘Por Que No?’, Taqueria on Hawthorne. It has absolutely delicious food. Also don’t miss Mirisata for Sri Lankan cuisine. Yummy. Using the Casita as our base we went to Reed College for our granddaughters graduation and to the adjacent Rhododendron Garden. Dont miss it from mid spring to early summer. Spectacular. We’d gladly stay at Nicole and Barretts Casita again.