This house photographs well, but we quickly realized why it is priced the way that it is. We immediately noticed the floors were dirty, even though the housekeeper left as we entered. So we swiffered the whole house ourselves because our feet had dirty elements on them and were darkened. Then, when we went to give our 1 1/2 year old a bath, the stopper did not work. Then we tried to turn on a fan and it didn't work, turns out it had no batteries. Also, one of the lamps, over the dining table, one of the cords is broken and only a few beads remain so we had to climb on the bench to turn it on and off every time. Later, we went to sit on one of the couches, both of which are not the most comfortable, and noticed one was broken. The rear leg was broken on the left side and that whole left side, the cushion is deformed or something. Then there were the drawers in the kitchen. They are on the rails that are supposed to hold them and prevent them from coming out, two of those were broken and both broken, the drawer, as soon as you pulled it down, flipped downward. So given we had a 1 1/2 year old this was a stressful thing. They did offer to come and fix things, but we were there for brain surgery for our 6-year old daughter and hospital protocols required us to be in a "bubble" status, which I let them know. Overall I appreciate their offer but to me most of this is easily noticeable so whoever maintains the property does what we would call in landscaping services as "mow, blow, and go." More detailed care is needed and again, most of this stuff is easily noticeable as much of it we noticed within the first hour.