We booked this place because it was a low price and we knew that it did not offer many of the amenities that you come to expect at an Airbnb property. We knew in advance that it did not offer central heating/cooling, a BBQ, linen or wifi. However, what comes with the low price is a very basic and outdated holiday home. Furthermore, the pictures on the website do not accurately show just how old and run down this place is - the oven in the kitchen is a relic and the built-in wardrobes in the master bedroom are so old and worn out. We have stayed in Airbnb properties in Portugal, London, USA (Florida, Hawaii, and Wyoming) and Sawtell and this is by far the worst property we have stayed in. The house is also extremely cold in winter, much colder in the house compared to the outside temperature - we would walk outside to get warm. To cope with the cold, the house offers just 1 electric tower heater that can heat the living area by closing all adjoining doors and waiting at least 2 hours to achieve any kind of warmth. There is an additional small space heater that needs to be shuffled between the bedrooms and is largely ineffective, managing to simply shift the rooms from frigid to cold. Whilst the shower was good (and the only positive about the house itself), there is no exhaust fan in the bathroom and so there is steam and condensation everywhere after just one shower. With the house being so cold and the bathroom full of condensation, our bath towels could not be left in the bathroom to dry as they would remain damp - so after every shower, we had to take the towels and hang them on the outside clothes line to dry. The windows in the main bedroom rattled in the breeze and it sounded like someone was knocking on our window - this woke both my wife and I at night on 4 of the 6 nights that we stayed. The only other positive about this house is the location, about equidistant between Pippi Beach and the town of Yamba and therefore easily accessible by foot. Finally, although the property is on Airbnb as being listed by Sarah, it is actually managed by Yamba Iluka Real Estate and they were the people who communicated with us and where we collected/returned the keys. There is also a big sign on the front wall advertising that the property is managed by the Yamba Iluka Real Estate agency. In the end, and although we love the Yamba/Angourie area, we left 1 day early because we simply did not enjoy staying at the house at all and had enough of the cold.