Fred’s place is exactly what it says it is. That has pluses and minuses: for people wanting some time in the country, experiencing life on a working farm, with well-mapped walking trails through meadows and woods, it’s a fine location. The home itself, though, has a few inconveniences for those wanting to self cater.
There is no light directly in the kitchen, making it dim and less friendly to use, though the kitchen itself is well-stocked with utensils and supplies. The underfloor heating is only on the ground floor - not much of an issue in June; don’t know how it would be in cooler months. Although listed as 2 bedrooms, be aware that one bed is in the common area of the loft, and is not given any privacy from those coming up the stairs or coming out of the actual bedroom in the loft.
There is little hanging storage - a small wardrobe in the bedroom, none in the open loft bed area.
The WiFi was slow and spotty, as one might expect in the country. The TV was fine, however.
There is a washer for use in a storage shed near the apartment, but no drier.
The downstairs bathroom with shower is a large room. The shower itself has no compartment or curtain separating it from the rest of the room. To best use it, use the facilities and sink, remove anything you don’t want to get wet - toilet paper, clothing, etc. - and you have, in effect, a very large shower stall with a powerful shower. When the room dries the next person can replace things and repeat the process.
So, a little inconvenient for those used to regular Airbnb’s, but potentially a rich experience for those wanting to get away for a bit.