My biggest complain with this property is that it's not well described. While it bills itself as an 'ultra-luxury' property with features like a 'chef's dream kitchen' among other amazing high-end amenities what you are getting is a big house -- on nice land -- but one that is in estate condition with old, relatively run down furniture, broken appliances, and pretty eclectic/mishmashed décor that is far from lux feeling.
To go into a bit more detail about what was awry:
1) The kitchen has numerous broken appliances. The dishwasher does not work (something is wrong with soap dispenser and fails to clean dishes). The oven and microwave are on a faulty circuit breaker and frequently turn off. Dishware and cutlery is a pretty random collection of things. Far from a chef's dream.
2) The beds are not comfortable. Particularly in the non master rooms. While advertised as five bedrooms really only three are usable (other two immediately off living areas--one with pretty fake doors--and very noisy). One bathroom had a completely inoperable toilet.
3) Pool and hottub are nice... but the hottub is on a timer (only hot for a few pre-specified hours a day). That's not disclosed in the house listing until you make the res.
4) The decor is very very weird. I know that's kind of in the eye of the beholder but just trust me, it's pretty weird.
All in, this could be a totally acceptable place to stay depending on your needs. You can definitely stuff a lot of humans into this place (especially if some don't mind having noisy bedrooms) which can bring the cost very low. And the outdoor space for the most part is nice and has great views. And the hosts were responsive and communicated about the stay well. But I wouldn't go into this planning on having a super luxurious experience in a very high end/well maintained property. Overall I think the listing should be revamped to make expectations clear: think the hosts would find much better matches if they had a more accurate description.