I've really struggled on what to say in this review. Rev. Les was easy to work with and the price is a great deal, especially considering the other options in the area. However, the place didn't meet my expectations - in part because I had a naive notion of what to expect (it is a working farm and shared house), but also because of some cleanliness issues. In a nutshell, if you're looking for a very inexpensive place and aren't bothered by privacy concerns or noise, this could be a real steal! However, the place felt more like camping/glamping to me. This is an active farm and there were workers milling about, weedeating, etc. Dogs were barking, and there was generally a lot of noise on our first day, so it wasn't a very peaceful place. It was quiet at night but work starts early on a farm (roosters were waking up around 4:30am and actual work seemed to begin around 6am). There were no window treatments on the living room/dining room area, which is an issue as you have to go through there to get to the bathroom. I realized I had forgotten something for the shower right as I was about to get in; I had to re-dress in order to retrieve it since there were people outside the living room window that has no covering. The place doesn't have air conditioning so you'll need to leave the windows open (though not allowed when you aren't there or it's raining). There wasn't much of a breeze while we were there, and it was sweltering/stuffy to us. There is no couch, only a couple of chairs as a living room, so if you want to watch TV or relax in any way, you'll find yourself in bed. Lastly, the cleanliness of the place wasn't up to my normal standards. We had to deal with a number of bugs, including a Vietnamese centipede, so if you're really squeamish about bugs, this probably isn't a place for you. The bugs didn't really both me, but there were a number of stains on the bedding (one looked very recent, though I'm assuming they had been washed recently) and the counters and floors were a bit dirty. The bath towels appeared to be brand new. The area around the home was pretty cluttered and generally felt dirty as well. We ended up staying one night and then went elsewhere. With all that being said, Rev. Les was very accommodating and even gave us a partial refund for the two additional nights we were originally going to stay even though our agreement didn't require it and we didn't expect it. We greatly appreciated his generosity and integrity. So if you're looking for a great deal and don't mind a "glamping" experience, it's worth considering this place. However, if you're looking for a peaceful, private setting, you might want to look elsewhere.