Overall, I was disappointed with this property because the listing photos did not accurately represent what we arrived to.The biggest issue was that the outdoor spaces looked completely different from the listing. The backyard photos showed a beautiful putting green, but in reality there was nothing but overgrown grass. The front yard was also misleading. The listing featured a nicely staged seating area with lighting and a fire pit, but while there was a fire pit, the setup looked nothing like the photos.Inside, the home had several cheaply finished details and maintenance issues that took away from the experience. In the master bathroom, there is a large gap around the sink faucet that looks unfinished. Upstairs, the bathroom threshold has been layered over and continually comes apart when you walk across it. The kitchen items provided for guests also need attention—the electric kettle leaks, making it difficult to use safely. Above the kitchen island, the light fixture is coming loose on one side and appears like it could fall if not repaired.Another disappointment was the sleeping arrangement. The listing advertises the home as a two-bedroom, but the upstairs “bedroom” is really just a fold-out couch in an open area with no privacy. Calling it a true second bedroom is misleading.I do want to acknowledge that the owner was responsive and kindly refunded me 200, which I appreciated. However, had the listing accurately reflected the property I would have passed.