Overall, a pretty good stay—The house was clean and well-stocked with usual kitchen necessities, towels, bedding, etc, however is in need of some general aesthetic repairs throughout. It’s an older house with expected wear and tear. Great, large washer/dryer.Of note, there were absolutely no lights, ceiling, lamps or other lighting, in the main living room space, which was bizarre. We ended up moving a lamp from a bedroom, but that wasn’t really enough to light the whole area.The host was great with communication and check-in was easy.The neighborhood was a bit rough around the edges, but no issues arose during our stay. I would have felt uneasy staying there alone though.

Just need landscaping to be trimmed up a bit to make it have more curb appeal, so it matches what the house looks inside.

This was a few blocks from where I grew up so it was familiar territory - right on my old paper route. The neighborhood has aged, but people are coming in and restoring and renovating the homes so the neighborhood feels like it is on the upswing. Even though it is less than a block from Mt. Rushmore Road, the noise from the traffic was hardly noticeable. The house is "1940s" with all its accompanying aging - And Charm. The light in the spaces is beautiful - light from two directions in every room. The weather was perfect for having the window open. Being new windows, they were easy to open and close. The bedrooms are cozy, the living and dining spaces are nice and open. The kitchen is just the right size to prepare any meal and is nicely fitted out. The laundry is a great convenience and the newer machines easy to use.

We enjoyed our stay in this air conditioned home while as it hit between 97-100 degrees weather leaving us housebound. It was relaxing. Only thing I would have love to have had was a fenced in yard for the pets.