The property was clean and mostly as described (there is only one queen, one double, and one twin trundle; the listing was a bit confusing). The kitchen is very spacious and large, and the dining table can fit a large family.Gwendolyn is very communicative and responsive. We couldn't find the lights in the kitchen, and she immediately helped us by text. When the power in the neighborhood went out due to a downed tree, she answered my questions right away, However, this property is perhaps a bit more bare bones than we hoped for. Getting comfy there isn't easy (there's only one oversized couch), and the train is right behind the house. We knew the train ran behind the home, but you should just know the tracks are feet from the back of the house. There are more trains throughout the night than I thought there'd be (about 4), and the whistle must sound before they ride through town.The beds are fine, the bathroom was clean, but the shower is small (and we needed to go get some additional soaps and shampoos, as they were travel-sized and limited for the small group staying there).Unfortunately, I can't give this home five stars, despite my preference for Gwendolyn, who is a good host.For a couple of nights, this place will work for you if you can handle the noise of whistles and trains.

It was as advertised. It was clean and we had everything we needed. It was a very pleasant visit.

Thanks Gwendolyn… we had a great time!

Nice place for a short stay