While the inside of the Airbnb is nice, the walk down the driveway and through the backyard will feel like walking through a dump. You will dodge kitchen appliances, numerous real estate signs, a table, uneven cement, broken plastic buckets and plant pots, numerous drink cups, old rusted contractor materials, bicycles, broken lawn equipment, grills with empty briquet bags and charcoal fluid containers around it, old rotten wood and trim, several uneven and misplaced concrete steps, broken coolers, rusted pet carrier, and even a spiral staircase.
The area in front of the Airbnb had not been touched in a while, all the chairs were filthy and the table shown was not there. The paint was very peeled off of the porch and lots of leaves stacked up along side the pumpkin for your February pleasure. But it would not have been enjoyable to sit there anyway as the backyard was covered in trash. This is one of the quirks of the place Todd said.
Kerri met me as I checked in and apologized for the way that Todd kept the yard. So it was acknowledged that it was a mess but they didn’t care enough to spend an hour or two cleaning up.
The inside of the Airbnb was nice. But the kitchen faucet is reversed so you’ll get hot water on the cold side, be careful. Also the dryer whines real loud so put stuff in there as you’re leaving. Of course, then your clothes will be a wrinkled mess once you get back. Todd said he had not had time to fix these things.
Double check to see if you have hand soap, bath soap, or toilet paper. Todd said he leaves very little in there as he feels that the guests will steal it.
While there is a k-cup coffee pot, Todd states that he doesn’t provide coffee for the guests so bring your own.
All of the curtains are sheers so anyone outside can see in. But the decor is cute and the kitchen fully stocked except for coffee.
The location can’t be beat, everything is nearby. The neighborhood is charming but this house does not look like the others which is a shame.