We had a lovely time calling this our homebase for two weeks. It is spacious and has a cozy porch, living room and kitchen. The backyard was a fun place for us to have an Easter egg hunt and play on the swing set with our daughter. I noticed some pros and cons to staying here. I’ll start with the pros: most comfortable pillows ever, seriously. Sharp kitchen knives. Gorgeous trees flowering out front. Birds chirping outside. Herb garden out back. Nice rocking chairs to enjoy the afternoon light on the porch. Sweet porch swing too. We noticed a few things missing from the kitchen like Tupperware, tinfoil and plastic sandwich bags. They graciously provided them when we mentioned that it would be useful to have those. The cons: it had a dank smell. Hard beds. Surprisingly busy country road in front of the house. Internet that is only strong enough to attend a zoom call or stream some thing for one person at a time. The signal is only strong enough to use for any kind of video when you are in the living room, kitchen, porch and first bedroom. In the room with the king bed there is a closet in desk but no dresser so we were half living out of our suitcases the whole time. I noticed little fruit flies in the house though there was no fruit or food residue to be found. They were a constant throughout our stay in all parts of the house. Lastly the thermostat was finicky. We usually set it to 68° to sleep in one night it said it’s after 61° and we were all quite cold. This happened twice. Conversely, one morning I found myself sweating in the kitchen and confused as to why I was so hot. I went to the thermostat and it was set to 80. Neither my husband nor I had touched it. There you have it. The good and the not so good. We are grateful to have called this homebase for our trip out here. It was conveniently located for us to maneuver through town and around the area as well.