This property markets itself with beautiful interior photography that far exceeds the actual experience. My husband and I appreciate and look to visit properties that have a sense of history and local character. At over $1,000 per night, we expected an "immaculate" "lovingly-renovated" property. Upon arrival however, the entryway was dingy with the strong scent of mildew in the air. The sofa was significantly stained and dirty, bathroom doors and walls had obvious handprints presumably from past guests, as well as a random second refrigerator placed in the middle of the kitchen (not shown in any photos.) The overall vibe felt more shabby, post-party frat house than "handcrafted" "heirloom home." We left an hour after arrival. The host e-mailed some hours later to ask us to manage plumbing concerns (it was an exceptionally cold night and historic plumbing needs unique care.) When I replied to let them know we had already left and our feedback about the property, they only directed us to the cancellation policy (there was none) and didn't express any surprise or concern about unit's condition. If you're looking for a well-cared-for historic property, this one is not worth the asking price.