This house is okay for a stay if you need to be in the area. It is pretty much exactly as pictured, the only really unexpected thing is that the double bed bedroom has no A/C, just a fan, so it gets pretty hot, especially with pretty flimsy curtains. Between the heat and the lack of decent blackout curtains in the small bedroom, our kids didn't sleep the best. The beds also weren't very comfy. The place is also very much a low effort vacation rental. There is an absolute minimum of expected amenities in terms of kitchen ware and supplies. There was dish soap and laundry soap, sponge and gloves, some extra TP, one set of towels per guest, extra blankets, a drip coffee machine with cheap coffee grounds, and salt and pepper. Plus whatever airport books have been abandoned. There was not: tissues, coffee filters, more than 1 non-decorative pillow per person, or available outlets near the bed that felt particularly safe to use. There is also a small square of hallwayish space where all the bedrooms and living room and bathroom meet where there is a huge (and in IMO outdoor-style) metal grate on the floor that was not pleasant to walk on, but my in-laws claimed that's a totally normal heating grate.The yard was great for our dog, and everyone loved the chickens. The house has some really interesting midcentury architectural details. It doesn't seem like much has been updated except the appliances since it was built. This was both a plus and a minus. The couch was very comfy.