You can tell Real is a fun guy. He took a centuries old chapel and turned it into something modern and whimsical. The lighting, the games (video and board), the shrubbery walls, the retro furniture...all made for a unique experience. The kitchen was extremely functional, despite its size, and the dining table/chairs were comfy.
He created a very accurate depiction of the chapel house through his pictures and description, however, there were two things that should be clarified in the listing.
1 - "free parking on premises." There is no parking on premises - you have to drive past the house and park on the street. While lugging groceries and luggage, it wasn't ideal. When we first arrived there was only one spot left on the street (and this was off-season).
2 - the listing said "free washer and dryer - in building". We couldn't find either in the house.
However, we absolutely loved what Real did with the place. it's comfy and quirky in all the right ways!