We stayed for a week. Had an amazing time, place was clean and open. Would definitely stay again

Branson was quick to respond to any of our questions leading up to our stay. The home was welcoming and fit our need for the weekend. The location is close to the downtown Sandusky area with a plethora of restaurants options.

Our stay was enjoyable. We were only in town for 3 nights and everything went smoothly for us. The property was in a location that was convenient to the sports complex where we spent most of our days. It was just the right size for 4 adults & 4 children to rest each night before another day at the ballpark.

This charming old house has serious character. At first, the neighborhood seemed a bit rough, but hey, it's all good once you get used to it. The area was hoppin’- with police presence, which is reassuring. The couch is comfy, but it's had its fair share of snacks and crumbs. We also discovered the remote control taking a well-deserved nap under the cushions, probably conserving battery life, or so we claim. The owner chimed in with, 'Now that I think about it, I remember seeing it on the TV stand before you checked in,' which roughly translates to 'don't blame us.' Hmmm. Glad we didn't find a TV stand buried under the couch too, since the coffee table is sufficient - and there's no TV stand in sight. On the bright side, the bedrooms are average, spacious and the beds were clean and comfy. If you’re a pillow enthusiast, BYOP as those provided lack fluff and enthusiasm. If you have dust allergies, it’s spotty, so bring your meds! Carpet is fairly new and clean. The air conditioner works great downstairs but doesn’t cool the upper floor well, a fan is available. Mid-size vehicles fit snugly in the driveway; other vehicles can chill on the road out front. In case of emergencies, the hospital is a whopping 2-minutes drive away - talk about 'Sirens Curse.' Convenience is key here: Cedar Point and Sports Force Complex are just a stone's throw away, which was super convenient for our sports events and roller coaster binge. All in all, it’s a doable adventure.