Unfortunately, the condition of the property simply does not match either the listing photos or the approximately 800-per-night price.The house is very odd and, in many respects, appears unfinished or poorly maintained. Some sinks did not work. Multiple lights did not work. Wallpaper was mismatched and peeling from the walls. In portions of the kitchen and bathroom, the ceiling appeared to be bare sheetrock—without even being mudded or painted—and there were holes in the ceiling. Some windows had no blinds. The carpet needed cleaning. One set of sheets was dirty and stained. Even basic conveniences one would expect at this price point, such as readily available shampoo and soap in showers, were lacking.The exterior had similar issues. The yard was overgrown with tall weeds, and although the riverfront and dock are major features of the property, the dock was in such disrepair that it could not be used.Any one of these things might be easy to overlook at a modestly priced rental. At roughly 800 per night, however, the overall condition was difficult to understand. The photographs create a substantially different impression from what we encountered in person. The furniture, décor, maintenance, cleanliness, and unfinished areas simply are not consistent with a premium rental.It is a shame because the location and river view are genuinely exceptional.