The first thing I will say is be sure to look at all the reviews for this property. We stayed here for 4 nights. While it is a cute house, many details have been missed and being a home of this age needs a lot of attention still. The front door has so much of a gap between the top of the door and frame that really anything could crawl through there. We went out back to possibly enjoy the deck and wanted to have a fire in the fire pit however, there was trash in the fire pit and even though a couple of duraflame logs were in the kitchen, no lighter to start them. There was trash in the yard, construction supplies and tools laying around the deck. It just was not at all inviting or a place to sit and relax. The back gate doesn’t have a latch on it so it kept swinging open randomly when the wind was blowing. The carpenter bee buzzing around the porch was a bit scary as he burrowed his way into the truss that supported the overhang over the door. The window above the kitchen sink isn’t even glass. It’s a piece of plexi-glass put in there with again, huge gap at the bottom where ANYTHING could get in and it wouldn’t take much to push it through and break into the house. A small 8x8 square piece of plastic is then sitting in front of the gap with a candle holder to try and cover it up so it’s not noticed. The house sleeps 10 people yet only 2 coffee mugs in the kitchen. 2 kitchen hand towels, no dish cloths. Randomly missing lightbulbs throughout the house. The light above the bathroom sink downstairs doesn’t even work, couldn’t even figure out which switch might turn it on if it did work. Ladies the lighting in the bathroom is horrific, so sitting at the kitchen table is your best place to do your makeup. One thing that isn’t mentioned in the property description is the fact that the stairs from the second floor come down into the back bedroom downstairs. So whoever sleeps in that room will have people walking through their room anytime they come down or go upstairs. Kind of a major detail being left out with that one. We aren’t sure what the issue is with the tankless water heater and the downstairs bathroom, but if you have little children, I highly suggest you don’t put them in that shower. The few minutes you get hot water it is so hot and the knob doesn’t regulate it well at all. Then it goes to freezing cold for a few minutes then back to hot. I’ve had better hot showers in Mexico. The curtains appear to be old sheets sewn into curtains and are stained or have paint spills on them. States in amenities there is a washer and dryer but a note on the front of the dryer says to be sure to empty the water first? I didn’t know dryers had water accumulate in them and the dryer wasn’t even hooked up to vent outside so it appeared to just vent directly into the kitchen. Wanted to go out and sit on the front porch during the thunderstorm but the thick spider webs in the corner were a bit gross as well. The furniture out on the patio appeared not to have been wiped down for months and the weeds growing up in cracked concrete could use cutting down too. I know the host doesn’t live in Nashville so they may want to reevaluate the management company they use because they aren’t cleaning or keeping up the property like they should. We reached out more than once to the host with questions regarding having a delivery to the house and asking if that would be okay and then again about late check out with no response. I am not sure how this host is a superhost but renter beware. For $300 a night and a cleaning fee, disappointment is an understatement.