We found it was a great location, but the place was quite poorly maintained. A couple of hours before check in, the host messaged indicating that they had accidentally hit the internet phone cable when digging and so we didn’t have internet for our stay.
The outside had leaf litter, marks and stains everywhere, so it wasn’t really inviting to appreciate the land. Inside and outside there were excessive spider webs in the ceiling, rats chewing in the walls (and food that was left out) at night. We also found a knot of hair in the bed sheets, and dead flies on the floor. All cutlery was very oily from the previous occupier, and the backup oven had a tray with a pool of oil on it and old food crumbs in the base. There were cockroaches crawling in the bedding area at night as well.
The shower curtain was torn, there was green (mould?) or something growing on the floor. There is a dirt road beside the place that at least 4 other places use to get to their dwellings, so expect a fair few cars driving past like we did. Something you’ll have to risk when having your shower. The outdoor bath wasn’t very secluded, disconnected, and had quite a lot of leaf litter in it. The back door handle was falling off like someone had tried to force their way in.
We did however love seeing all the animals each day, appreciated the fresh farm eggs, it had a great aircon when it got really hot (as the place does), and enjoyed driving around the surrounding winding roads. This place definitely has potential but needs a bit more TLC than it currently gets.