We loved the hosts, just not the condition of the estate. If you have a mold allergy, do not stay here because there is a lot of it. The positives are: The lovely couple who run the place are excellent, 5-star hosts, being friendly, kind, conversational, and very welcoming. They were so helpful in orienting us to the area, giving suggestions of places to go, made us tea and a fire in the wood stove and served a delicious breakfast. They also shared the interesting history of the home. We really enjoyed them. Also, the home is full of character and impresses with it's antiquity. In part, it feels as though you are staying in a museum.
The negatives are: The estate is in disrepair. The roof seems to have leaks and you see stains from the water damage on the ceiling. There is mold growing in multiple locations and you smell the pungent aroma as soon as you walk into the house. Mold is visible on sections of the ceiling, under the wallpaper, and was on a stained pillow in the twin room as well. The crown molding in the twin room had crumbled off the ceiling over the bed and all the pieces were in a heap on a sheet on the floor of the room, on display. The wallpaper is peeling. There are cob webs, stains on the carpet, excess dust in places, and the beds sink in the middle, so plan on sleeping real close to your bed mate if you are sharing.
If you are a lover of old homes and history and don't mind the disrepair or mold, staying here for one evening would prove interesting and you will likely enjoy it for just the night. However, if that is not the case, I would have to recommend selecting another option.