This is a little gem, to be savored. So striking, so comfortable. It's not huge, but I couldn't imagine a better place to live. I lucked out by arriving between tours and basically being given a full private viewing. Downside: you could spend twice as long in the house as offered; it's that interesting {Apparently, pre-Covid, tours were much more involved, and one senses there was a one time, more enthusiasm on the part of its directors] I found the docent on duty (one of them. rather) slightly ornery, garrulous and an absolute delight!! Could have hung around all day and talked with her. There's a lot of info on the family in the 'museum' portion and people are more than willing to share. I even bought the book (tho' for less $$ on ebay). Parking is a bear, but 1/4 mile up the road is a shopping center: park for free, grab a starbucks if you feel guilty. I'd say this is a must see.