No drinkable water for 5 days/ 4 night. Communication with property manager was very poor/non existent. List of items that were bad: - RO water system did not work, so no drinkable water - Coffee maker did not work properly and was dirty/old - Refrigerator water and ice maker did not work - Water smells like Sulphur

Fix the water problem & all is good. Actually that is the closest we’ve ever been to 48 buzzards.

Stayed for a work project in the area. Pleased with everything.

Great home. Great amenities. 2 double beds rather than 1 king 1 queen. Great follow up by owner. Great tvs.

Last minute trip, this vrbo was everything we needed.

The property is in an older feeling area and overall property is not well maintained. The BBQ was in a pile on the ground behind the house. A broken toaster oven was piled on the side of the garage and visible from the street. The inside was very clean, but not many light switches worked and appeared to be needing repair. All the furnishings are very old and really dated - the black laquer headboard in one room had a non-functioning tape deck and lamps which had their power cords wire nutted to some control knobs on the headboard but didn't work either. Overall, it was an OK place to sleep, but it was good that we didn't spend much time there. Appears it may have been a foreclosure or something that is barely maintained to qualify as a rental.

Did not stay because of the Coronavirus. :(

The property was nice, but not well maintained and stocked. It had no water glasses, many of the lights did not work, the fan batteries for remotes were dead (many), no kitchen towels, no hot pads, the patio door was broken, no grill utensils, most of the bathroom sink drain plugs did not work, no end tables. Labeling light switches would have been nice. The overall space of the house was nice, the washer and dryer were nice, the hot water supply was more than adequate. The location and neighborhood were nice. The yard was not mowed in the three weeks we were there. Ants were present especially in the master bath on the first day we were there and were a continued problem our whole time at the house. It wasn't northerners eating food in the master bathroom.