The owners were very kind and accommodating. In terms of service, they were fine. (Although the fire alarm died and beeped all night/morning. We asked the owner to replace it, which he said he would ASAP but he never came). However, the home had several critical things missing for wheelchair bound individuals. The living spaces are not ADA wheelchair accessible.
This review is mostly for renters who are legitimately needing an ADA accessible rental space. My father is in a mechanical wheelchair and cannot walk. This listing was listing as ADA accessible but it truly was not. My poor father suffered our entire stay and could not go to the bathroom, shower, wash his face or teeth, or use the kitchen at all.
Specifically, none of the bathrooms were wheelchair accessible. He could not fit in the master bathroom and could narrowly fit in the hallway bathroom. But he could not turn around. The door was too narrow. He can't turn WC to use the sink. He has to brush teeth sideways. There are no handles to pull up off the toilet. no seat in shower. He cannot use master bathroom. He can't use kitchen. Shower leaks water and soap into hallway.
If you are limited in your mobility but are not wheelchair bound, this place can be cute and comfortable for you. However, if you are wheelchair bound, please proceed with caution. This home is only partially handicap friendly. It is not handicap friendly when it comes to showers, toilets, sinks, kitchen. Etc.
The listing needs to be more accurate for the handicap. They need to be able to live and perform activities of basic function. Otherwise the house was very cute and clean.