The house is at the end of a long, gravel driveway. It is quite secluded from neighbors, but there was no trouble finding the house using both Apple and Google map apps.
The house is charming! It was built in stages over the last 250 years. The floor plan reflects that building history and the likely revisions between additions. The electricity and plumbing work perfectly, however, and there are many areas in the house that allow people to gather and chat. Furniture is comfortable throughout with a mix of more recent and true antiques. Most areas have throw rugs, some machine made, some handmade antiques. The oldest looked Persian, but I can't be sure. There is a TV with at least 1080p definition but it is old enough that we could not cast from a phone or laptop. The Internet service was fast for multiple devices simultaneously with no dead spots in the house. We ended up using the Brother combo USB printer, scanner machine to fill out some unexpected urgent forms. Didn't try faxing.
We were there the week after Christmas, and the temperature was 40s to 50s. Heat throughout the house was fine. Bedding and linens were good quality and comfortable.
The kitchen has a glass top stove on an island. It is a bit tricky to operate but works well. (After selecting a burner, touch the numbers, not the red lights to set the heat level for a burner.) The house has a very large number of non-stick and a few classic stainless steel pans and pots. The refrigerator-freezer is large and works well. There is a nutribullet mixer that was perfect for blending butternut squash soup. The dishwasher is large and nearly silent in operation. There are a very large number of dishes and glasses including a large number of wine glasses as well as plenty of cooking utensils. (We added a small meat thermometer for the collection.) The ovens work well but unusually are deeper than they are wide. There is a grill outdoors that works quite well even in drippy cold weather. There is no hood or ventilation system above the stove, so the grill is very useful for items that require a sear.
The grounds are pretty even in the middle of winter, and the ground was firm enough to walk on even with continuous drizzle for several days in a row. It is very dark on the property, and we saw a lot of stars on the single clear night that we had. There is parking for several cars in front of the house. We did not use the parking lot that could take dozens of cars. The drive from Logan International is about 80-90 minutes and very easy. Food shopping is at least 15 minutes away with the closest supermarket towards Westerly.
Both Lynne and Jessica were very quick with responses to questions or requests. There were no major problems, and they handled minor ones quickly and thoroughly. We had very positive friendly interactions.
Overall, a great place to have family for a several day get together! We would love to come back.