Amy2019年6月

Staying with Linda at her lovely home is akin to traveling to a first-class European bed and breakfast. She is a consummate host; her house is beautiful and elegantly adorned with art, antiques, books, and fragrant bouquets of flowers. The bountiful backyard garden, which your room overlooks from three picture windows, is comprised of organic veggies, fruits and many varieties of roses, when I stayed in the spring. Linda picked fresh rhubarb, whipped up a handmade gluten-free crust and placed the warm pie on her kitchen table with an invitation to dig in. Fantastic. She is a gourmet cook and cookbook author (plus an accomplished artist). Downtown Portland is a 12-minute drive; a 5-minute drive brings you to a nearby town - an upscale health food store, restaurants, coffee houses, post office and more. Yet, the house is tucked away amid tall trees in a quiet and safe neighborhood – perfectly peaceful. Enjoy!

Patricia2019年5月

Linda is a talented artist with acre of organic fruit trees and vegetables, almost self-sustaining and beautiful blooming flowers. Property is 80 year old home at the edge of huge new, upscale, housing development in winding roads on the hill. Linda was prompt to respond, very friendly, thoughtful and considerate, helpful and back to nature in her lifestyle with her two small dogs which do not shed . Had coffee cakes and tea at breakfast and a delicious Sunday breakfast of organic blueberry pancakes and other home-grown fruits and vegetables, fresh flowers in the house. Small bedroom has full, not queen bed, minimal space to place your travel items, louvered bedroom door and TV is in living room nearby, but you are welcome to use it. Linda is very accommodating to your schedule for breakfast. Enjoyed visiting with her!