From the moment you step into the gate, you can see this Air BNB is neglected. The yard had not been mowed and all of the shrubs were overgrown. The recycle bin was packed full and the garbage had not been taken out in a long time. The garbage bin was full, smelled terrible and had bugs. The inside of the house was not much better. The cabinet doors were sticky and not all of them closed. Instead of fixing things like the cabinets that won’t close they opted to wedge tissues in the corners. We had to prewash every dish we used from the hodgepodge that was in there. The cheese grater had cheese on it, the old coffee pot (b/c the Keurig was broken) had old coffee grinds inside, the pots/pans were all dirty and there were only 2 wine glasses in the house. The bottom of the fridge was exposed b/c of a missing panel and a collection of dirty brooms and mops were shoved to the side. The area under the couch had not been vacuumed and there was a collection of crumbs under the couch cushions. The entire house could use a paint job as walls were scuffed and dirty all over including some hair and other debris on the one in the bathroom. Rugs were stained and furniture had holes. Many drawers and closets don’t close and what was inside the closets was also in disarray. The courtyard which looked so cute in the pics was filthy and full of dead or dying plants. I had to wash that off so my nephews could play out there. The washer and dryer were both packed full of linens left behind from the cleaning people. We tried to run the washer to clean it up, but it started to leak. We sent pictures and notified Will of the issues throughout our 4 day stay. He did rectify the Keurig issue and gave us a $100 credit and sent a new Keurig. However, this house is not worth the rental at this time. It needs a lot of maintenance and general upkeep that have been long ignored. This was by far the dirtiest Air BNB that I have rented to date. The only positives were the location and the general layout. It was easy to drive to the monuments and museums. The downstairs basement although very cold was great for my young nephews as it gave them their own quiet space.