The pictures of this place are spot-on. It's a great little space, and you can't beat having a big bathroom, a washer and dryer, and a functional kitchen. I cooked a ton of meals and loved it.

The location is wonderful, as well. Whole Foods (walked every day for the day's meals) and Caffe Destino's are six blocks east and 2 blocks south.

If you walk 8 blocks west to N. Williams, it's heaven - Life of Pie (pizza), What's the Scoop (ice cream), Cha-cha's (Mexican), Tasty n Sons (EPIC modern American fare), a few cute shops and other restaurants, and an amazing coffee joint.

It's not convenient to the Max (it's a mile and a half walk to Prescott station), but it is walkable to Alberta and Mississippi districts - both INCREDIBLE neighborhoods with everything you could need. Be sure to go to She Bop on Mississippi. ;)

Norah is very nice, the chickens are fun, and there are two outdoor kitties who love cuddles and pets.

I would highly recommend this place. I even popped out to the garden for some greens to put on my sandwiches a few times. Yum!

There are 2 negatives, but they're minor.

First, the ceiling over the bed in the loft is very low at the head of the bed. Just a few inches above your face. I fixed this by flipping around and putting my feet on that side, but just be aware it's a vertically tight space.

Second, spiders. I have a phobia, and I did buy some Orange Guard spray (should still be under the sink) from Whole Foods which helped, but several huge garden spiders made their way in, plus a few Daddy long-legs, 2 jumping black spiders in the bed, and several other varieties on the walls over the course of my 10 days tehre. Again, for most people, this isn't an issue, but for me it was overwhelming.