We understood this historic property would be quirky and full of character and knew E Jones Street would be a charming address and neighborhood. As listed and pictured and what the home is in reality do differ. The living room is comfortable and opens onto a large island and a small kitchen. The island is the only dining seating and it is on counter stools. The 3 king bedrooms vary quite dramatically. While 2 are on the 3rd floor, they are internal of the original structure and boast character one expects in an historic home. Sadly, the 3rd bedroom, the one on the 2nd floor main level, is quite disappointing. The king bed is comfortable, but you know your bedroom was once an open back porch that has been enclosed. It hasn't been done with the quality of the other 2 bedrooms. It looks it and feels it. Only 1 bedroom is en suite. The other 2 bathrooms are outside the bedrooms. Again, the 3rd floor bathrooms are spacious with large showers. Sadly, again, the 2nd floor bathroom disappoints. It is awkwardly laid out, with the stacked washer and dryer taking up a large amount of space. You squeeze between the washer and dryer and the small shower to access the toilet and a wobbly sink. There were no toiletries or tissues in any of the bathrooms so visitors need to bring or purchase their own. No welcome basket of coffee or tea is included so, again, bring your own or buy your own. The walled garden is a true respite and is private. The fountain, statuary, and plantings welcome.