We were a large party - grandparents, 3 grown children with spouses, and 8 grandchildren ranging in ages 3-19. There were plenty of spaces available to eat, sleep, play, and just hang out! The venue was beautiful and well appointed. The pool was used daily and the pier provided a place to fish, crab, and moor the 19’ Carolina skiff our son-in-law brought.(Note that there is not a public boat ramp close by. He put in at Sandy Point State Park and motored to the rental pier.) There was adequate parking for our 5 vehicles as well as the boat trailer. The kids were excited to climb up to the treehouse, and it was nice to discover that there was wire netting around the spiral stairway. We also enjoyed the kayaks and paddle boards that were provided. The only cons were that the plug for the treadmill couldn't be found so it was inoperable, and the lower level rooms were cold. And we believe that it should be mentioned in the bedroom descriptions that one of the king size beds is a pullout couch located in the pool house, where the accompanying bathroom/sink is located just outside. This was not a problem for two teenagers - who enjoyed their privacy, and didn't mind an outdoor shower - but might be for others. Altogether a lovely rental and we had a thoroughly wonderful time! All agreed that we want to come back.

Lovely Annapolis hidden gem! We had a wonderful commissioning week!

Place was awesome and Erin, the property manager, was so kind

I'm a frequent VRBO user. Before arrival date, I get an email with entrance codes. The night before we left, I hadn't heard anything and left a message on the site. Nothing. Only when I texted the host did I get the info. The reason given was they were waiting to be sure the cleaning was done. Warning - the sixth bedroom is in a separate building, only has a pullout sofa bed and has a bathroom outside. This info is not in the listing. When we got there, a smoke detector was beeping. The host said nobody could come until the next day, even though it was 3 in the afternoon. Oh, and there might be a stepladder in the laundry room, nope. Those things beep until fixed, so basically they said fix it yourself or have constant beeping all night. Changing all the batteries in the spring should be mandatory for rental houses. Noise warning for two separate things - there is a constant intermittent noise from the water heater in the closet of the master bath. It sounds like an alarm and can also be heard on the floor above. Finally, renters should know that there is a house being built right next door. With all the outside activities the house offers, this is a major issue. The sound of trucks backing up and pounding while playing pickle ball or sitting outside is beyond annoying. Be forewarned if you're renting this summer. They also declined to offer a discount while the construction is happening, claiming they have no control. So be aware.