Had a great time relaxing with friends and family. Playing board games next to the wood burning fireplace was a highlight. The property is beautiful

This house is warm and cozywin, with tons of nooks and crannies. There are lots of places to sit next tbbbjdjdjdjdjbeathe

It was a nice gathering the house definitely spacious. Overall everything you need. The jacuzzi never warm up the top was off when I arrived so the water got duty, there was lots of family games that was really nice. I don’t understand why the ask to removed the bed sheets from the bed, before leaving? if you have a fee for cleaning that should absolutely not bet my job I have to pay for that there is a fee so be aware of that, Also wifi is no to reliable. Obviously if you are vacationing is no to important.

We stayed for several days with family and enjoyed the beautiful location and wonderful home.. such great memories

The pictures do not do this house justice. Housed inside a wildlife preserve, you should be aware there are 22 dead animals sharing the house with you, either skinned or stuffed, as well as an abundance of religious iconography. Though the lake, hiking trails, and grounds are lovely, the provisions for tenants left onsite are not monitored. There was rancid cooking oil on the counter that ruined one of our meals. Despite being advertised as having wifi, there was none to be had. And good luck getting a cell signal on Verizon or T-Mobile.

We were six adults and two kids who stayed over the (Canadian) long weekend from May 17 to May 20. Generally speaking, the house and the property are great. There are a few easily rectifiable issues that could make it much better though: 1. When we arrived there was a large mound of dog pooh in the fireplace room. We have pictures. I have to imagine that this was somehow just a freak accident (i.e. a dog accidentally got in when someone came by?) but it was not an auspicious start. 2. There is no Wi-Fi. The description is incorrect. I would consider Wi-Fi a bare minimum for a vacation rental property – particularly a rural one with poor cell coverage. If it does not have Wi-Fi then that should be in bold letters when booking. It would also just be very easy to get it so that guests can stream music. 3. There were two issues with the kitchen: First, the fridge was half full of very old groceries. There was a Worcestershire sauce bottle that had literally expired in 2008. There were multiple bottles and containers that expired more than 3 years ago. We had filled half of the garbage bin throwing things out from the fridge before we even began unloading our groceries. The freezer is even worse but we did not need any space in it. Second, and notwithstanding the kitchen is relatively large, all of the cupboards, drawers, and the pantry were jammed full of old plates, cups, and platters. The kitchen counters are also half covered in various decorations. The result was that we had to stack our groceries (cereal, bread, chips, etc.) on top of each other on the counters. Both of the kitchen issues can be easily solved: Make sure that the fridge is empty every time a guest leaves and clear out two or three cupboards so that arriving guests (who inevitably have brought groceries with them since it is a rural property) have space to store them. That said, it is still an excellent place. The grounds are stunning, the house is enormous, the bedrooms are spacious, and the fireplace room is a great place to spend the evening.

Our family stayed here for a long Easter weekend and we had a great time! it was a good getaway and had lots of board games and lots of room for everyone. The host was responsive and flexible! We would recommend this house to anyone that needs to unwind from and relax. They had everything you would need to cook and hang out with the family.