Virginia was absolutely fantastic...from the minute we connected online to the minute we left the house in Austin. We stayed in close contact and she was great about letting us check in just a bit early since our flights got in early and then let us check out a little late on our last day because we had late flights. She was so sweet and accommodating throughout the entire process and our stay - she even went out and bought us a new grill/smoker to replace the old one before we arrived. She was there to welcome us all when we arrived and showed us around the property, then let us enjoy the house the rest of the time without issue or disturbance.

Despite the pretty stormy weather, we got to enjoy the pool and it was great. The patio was so awesome with all the lights and tiki torches all lit up, the house had such charm, history and character and it was SO peaceful. You can could tell it was a "lived in" house, but not so much that you couldn't get comfortable or feel at home yourself - quite the contrary. The kitchen had everything that you needed and we used it a lot actually. The stone sun room was where we spent so much of our time - playing cards, drinking, talking, hanging out. The bedrooms and beds themselves were comfortable and it was really nice (and necessary) to have 3 full bathrooms for a big group. There were 8 of us at first, then 6 and we all had plenty of room to cook, eat, chill, sleep, rest and relax when we weren’t out around town. Also, given the temps outside and us coming in and out of the house all weekend, the AC was great and kept everyone cool and comfortable the entire time.

Lastly, the location could not be beat - right off Route 1. We did a lot of driving around the area (Salt Lick, Lake Travis, downtown, to friends' houses, etc.) and it was always so easy to get on/off the highway. Not to mention there are also grocery stores and other places (pharmacy, Starbucks, etc) very nearby. I would highly recommend staying in this beautiful secluded home if you get a chance. It really made the trip! Thank you, Virginia!