This property is beautiful inside. It appears to be in the midst of a remodel. The interior decor and furnishings were amazing. The water situation was rather disappointing. The kitchen faucet doesn’t work nor does the master bathroom shower. These made a lot of tasks rather difficult. The outside has been neglected but the blackberries, grapes and roses were beautiful to look at. I’d stay again in the future if the water situation could be resolved.

Our stay had both positives and challenges. The home seems like it was lovely in its prime, but some areas could benefit from refreshing. A thorough exterior cleaning and improved groundskeeping would make a big difference.When we arrived, there was no running water until after 9 PM because the jacuzzi was being filled. The host responded quickly once contacted, which we appreciated, though it was still a difficult start. The gates were also problematic—one couldn’t open and the other couldn’t close, so they didn’t provide functional security.The yard uses rocks instead of grass, but the area had overgrown weeds, and the outdoor walls and skylights had many cobwebs, which was uncomfortable for a family member who is afraid of spiders. The jacuzzi was only accessible by walking around the outside of the house, and the path wasn’t maintained.Inside, the home was spacious and clean, and we were relieved to find no roaches or bedbugs. The main bed was very comfortable, though the other mattresses and the A/C could be improved. The large baby crib in the master bedroom took up a lot of space and couldn’t be moved.There is no land beyond the immediate yard—just the small backyard, paved areas, and an event parking lot. On the positive side, the master bathtub was lovely, the host communicated quickly, and the blackberry bushes were a nice touch. The property does differ from the listing photos. We were also offered a discount on a return stay in exchange for a 5-star review