Gorgeous house, in a quiet, safe neighborhood. We stayed 5 nights. Cookies on arrival was a nice touch. Our boys loved Brody, and playing in the creek for hours. The kitchen is wonderfully stocked with anything you could need. We picked up groceries on the way. Such great reviews, we decided to take a chance with host being on site.

That being said, having the host on site was not a good fit for our family. We will not be staying anywhere again where the host is on site.
Yes our boys are loud, they’re country kids, but they are respectful of other peoples things.
At checkin we were told that we didn’t need to shush our children, to just let them play. We had my father over to have dinner with his grandchildren one night, while my husband and I went out for dinner in downtown Nashville. At dinner we received a text from the host, questioning us having left the property. That our children were loud and uncontrolled? My children said that a strange man was looking in the back door?
I called my father, and he said everything was fine, that the kids were having fun.
My husband and I didn’t understand what the issue was, because we’d never had this be an issue in the past, when we’ve stayed where the host wasn’t on site. This was distressing for us. We didn’t like feeling like we’d done something wrong.
I can understand her point in us letting her know that we were leaving the boys with their grandfather. But really? At the same time, I don’t think I should have to. Like it never entered my mind to do so. That’s not something you have to do when the host is offsite, why would I have to when the host is onsite?
The house was left in pristine condition, nothing out of place, nothing broken. Just needing the bedding laundered, a dust, and a mop.
It really is a beautiful property.
This could have been the perfect stay for us.