While the house was beautiful and spacious, once you book and your payment clears, you will then be sent a raft of additional rules; these are not stated on the public listing. These post-booking rules substantially limit what you can do, whom you can see, and what you can bring. The homepage lists that up to 10 people may be on the property at a time. After we booked and paid, that was reduced to 6, with NO GUESTS ALLOWED. You will also learn that the 3-bedroom house allows only 2 cars. This is difficult with 6 people. Had we known the additional set of stricter rules upfront, we probably would have booked somewhere else as we were in town to celebrate a 40th birthday with friends, which we communicated on the booking page. It was a shame that such a large, beautiful home designed for entertaining felt so restrictive. We felt constantly monitored and that we should walk on eggshells as to not disturb the live-in property manager. This does not make for a relaxing stay. Additionally, the fire pit doesn’t work, nor the freezer’s ice-maker, and the WiFi is inconsistent upstairs. If you’re going to vacation to spend time only with the 4 other people in the home, this will work very well. If you want to be social in any way, you will want to look elsewhere.