We had a lovely stay! The living area, kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms were all very attractive and clean. I appreciated that there were lots of hangers in the bedrooms. Having 2 sofas sitting opposite the other was so nice for hanging out and conversation. And for watching the TV together. We had everything we needed in the kitchen. The deck was a lovely place to spend time talking and reading. When the temperature was warm, the deck was shaded and had a nice breeze. The upstairs bedroom meant climbing stairs, and going downstairs to the closest bathroom, but that worked well enough for us. We were close enough to walk between 1/2 mile and a mile to downtown, but we got a rental car so that we could try restaurants that were farther away, like Hank's (their Shrimp Basil Burger is awesome) and LoLa (excellent seafood and Praline Pecan Cornbread). Looking back, we wouldn't have needed a car. There were very good restaurants in downtown Charleston, like Hyman's. Our favorite activities besides shopping and eating were the walking tour with Liz Butler that started at Buxton Books and the Nathaniel Russell House, both downtown. The only thing that took practice was parking our car at the property. Historic houses in Charleston have one narrow parking space beside the house for a vehicle. If you have a midsized SUV or smaller, you should be fine. We'd love to stay here again!