If you like “rustic” which can translate to old and dusty with a hint of fresh dampness then this charming place is for you. The overgrown weeds that blocked the kids back entry door were a nice touch to experiencing the “natural unlandscaped” surroundings which allowed us to make friends with the spiders that were hanging around in the house. The views of old furniture and renovation trash around the property was a great way to make you feel like you are part of the renovation process. The beds were comfortable and large enough to fit all of us nicely. The kids loved their spacious room that supplied them with toys and musical instruments. They also enjoyed feeding the fish and the outdoor cats that hang/live in the back covered patio area. When we arrived the host asked me if I had found everything I needed for my stay? To me this was code for asking me if I was happy with the state of the renovation process the house is in. She then offered to try to relist the house when she got the impression that I was unhappy with the accommodations. We paid $400 a night for 5 adults and 5 children over all we will not be staying here ever again nor recommend it to any of our friends or family. Only stay here if you want to contribute positive energy of the house and ignore the dusty baseboards and missing outlet covers throughout the house due to it being a “fixer upper”