The house is dirty.
On the day of arrival, we are on our own:
- washed all the windows
- cleaned the sewer, because the water did not leave the washbasin
- we bought new bed linen, because the one offered by the owners was dirty and with someone else's hair
- washed the layer of fat from the refrigerator and the upper shelves in the kitchen
- we bought a carpet for the bedroom because the local was terrible
- completely removed the outdoor terrace from dust and branches
- changed the light bulbs in the fixtures because they didn't work
One day a window fell out, next to which a baby was sleeping. It's good that the window didn't fall on the child.
The house has 5 windows facing the street where passers-by walk. Including the homeless. There are no normal blinds on any window that fully work and match the size. You will not be able to create a private atmosphere in the evening, you will hear all the passers-by, and they will see you.
The old carpets in the bedroom are terrible. Instead of changing the carpet, the owners put a new carpet on top of the old one. You can find a lot of interesting things under the crumpled dirty carpets. The same with the bed - 2 layers of mattresses on the old frame.
There are a lot of other people's things in the house - tools, old wear, forgotten things, someone else's mail. The chest you see in the photos is full of such treasures.
There are no such simple things as hooks for clothes at the entrance. The jacket closet is littered with unnecessary junk.
There is no sound insulation inside and outside the house.
There is one uncomfortable table in the kitchen, which constantly wobbles on the crooked floor.
There is no free parking near the house.
And the most important disadvantage is that the house is a huge corridor with rooms on the sides. The living room with a sofa is 50 feet from the kitchen, so we didn't spend a single minute in it for a whole month of living. The layout is very inconvenient.