The carriage house was adorable, the mini splits were lovely, the furnishings and art were beautiful. The pictures were accurate, the house really does look like that. We had a good time there, but there were a few hiccups. David was a more than lovely host and did resolve the issues we had quickly but I do think that the listing hypes the property a little unrealistically.The biggest issue I had was the listing claims waterfront access with an almost 2000 foot shoreline. This was one of the biggest reasons I chose this house. When we were given information about the property, for water access we were pointed to a park down the street. It might be right next to the property, but it's across a relatively busy local highway. Unfortunately the only water access there was a boat launch. In David's defense, it looked like the park was under construction, and about half was blocked off. Hopefully there will be better access when that's done.Then there were the little things. There was a ping pong table, a heavy bag and I think a stationary bike in the barn, but not what I'd consider a game room and a gym. There was a kitchen with pots and pans and everything you might need, but almost all the pots and pans were peeling off non stick coating in sheets and not safe to use. All of the spatulas were metal, so it's not unexpected, but it did leave me making grilled cheese on a cookie sheet. Still lovely and pretty, just not what we were expecting