The exterior of this home is beautiful with lovely country views, but the inside does not match the listing. Several advertised amenities—like the gym equipment and air hockey table—are missing. The house shows significant wear and tear, likely from large events, and you’re met with a note telling you to report all existing damage within two hours of check-in. Given the size of the home and the amount of wear, this creates immediate uneasiness.We also saw very large spiders daily, coming from multiple corners. The fridge has an overwhelming vinegar smell, the freezer handle is broken with a handwritten note explaining how to open it, and the washer and dryer are extremely outdated, with another note allowing only cold loads. The master bathroom toilet is broken as well, with taped-on instructions for how to flip it.The downstairs feels cold and uninviting, and the carpets are very dirty. There are no outdoor spotlights, so the property is pitch dark at night. The trash bins provided aren’t city bins and have no wheels, meaning you’re expected to carry them down a long driveway.Although the home is spacious and could work for large gatherings, the interior is plain and would benefit from updated décor. Kitchen utensils are mislabeled and poorly stocked. There is also a camera in the living room and flashing sensors in each room, which feels uncomfortable. Spider webs are visible on lighting fixtures throughout the house. Overall, I couldn’t wait to leave.
