He hums. It takes him a moment to consider if only because he does not consider their home anything special. Perhaps he is not a man who carries the same attachment to a place as others, with the singular exception of Kaer Morhen. The people who live in it are important to him, but the house is merely a house.

Though he's more than glad to invite John into it.

"Decently sized. Finally built myself a bed." John may be left to wonder precisely how long Geralt has been without a bed. (He shared Jaskier's on occasion.) "You'll have to excuse the excessive greenery. Jaskier's made full use of his ability to grow plants. And...the pets. Damn things are always underfoot."

He's not as annoyed as he sounds. They're as much a part of the family, and John will discover upon arrival that Geralt has also built the small leosylph and Jaskier's toy gryphon each a bed of their own.