Sarah is an excellent host. She went above and beyond to support our family during our stay. We were isolating for two weeks after travel out of province and Sarah dropped off toys and a life jacket for our toddler which was a huge help in passing the time. She also arranged water equipment rentals from locals for us (we found cheaper options elsewhere but the thoughtfulness was there). Our only complaint about the house had to do with furniture. The beds were pretty uncomfortable; fine for a couple of nights but they wore on the body after a week [the master bed was OK for one person but with two people in it it felt as if one was being pushed to the edge]. One of the couches was pretty dated and uncomfortable (but another was nice).
The property is very nice with a few caveats that didn't have anything to do with the host. The view off the porch is beautiful (and the views off the trails a bit further back on the property even better). However, the house directly overlooks a two-lane highway and the traffic noise carried pretty well over the water. You didn't get that 'in the wilderness' feeling while sitting on the porch that we were hoping for. Dozens of geese circled the pond in front of the house, stopping in the yard every few days to deposit a fresh load of droppings. Not a big deal but something to be aware of if you want to use the yard. To accommodate our toddlers toddling, I kept an area of the yard clear by picking up the droppings every few days. The trails in the back were a nice touch but after the first 700m they turn into overgrown grass paths with lots of horseflies. Some of these issues were likely seasonal (geese and flies) and since we didn't leave the property in our two weeks, we might have been more sensitive/aware of these issues.