When you book an historic home, you expect age-related items such as few outlets, creaky floor boards, less than level floors along with (hopefully) character and history. This home had all of the above, but you would hope the historic aspects of the house would be tempered with some modern comforts. The A/C and WiFi worked but the seating options were horrible. There were 4 mismatched and uncomfortable chairs around the kitchen table, and the sofa in the living room had to be the most uncomfortable I have ever sat in. The advertised lania/lpatio was a back porch stoop inaccessible from inside the house and the garden advertised had 3 hard metal rusting chairs in the middle of an unkempt area. So there was no place to just sit and, relax have a drink or read a book. Beyond that, neither the microwave nor the Keurig coffee maker worked. The location was quiet and was walkable to town, but you need to be reasonably mobile to do it as the heart of the downtown was about 3/4 mile from the house. Also, FYI - the picture displays the whole house but the rental portion was only half with a full time resident in the other half, but that was not an issue. Bottom line: disappointing stay.