Greta was very friendly and fast in responding to my questions. House is remote (which we wanted) tucked back on one lane gravel road, in a small quiet neighborhood that looked like it needed some upkeep. While I personally wouldn’t enjoy the walk on the thin road to Jones Gap, it was possible. Very close to this lovely park and 20-30 min to Table Rock.House was older but very clean, spacious and tidy, with tasteful decorations. Windows are historic single pane glass with weight and pulley system so you have to be gentle with them but they all opened easily. No pets allowed which is hard to find these days and my sister with bad allergies appreciated. Furniture was comfortable and in good shape. Kitchen was well stocked with pots, pans, and dishes. Soap and shampoo provided in bathrooms. White noise devices thoughtfully provided in every bedroom. Master bedroom and bathroom were large and lovely. Twin beds were very firm but I like that.Creek ran peacefully in large backyard but I wouldn’t recommend this house for young children bc it was a steep drop to water there and large front yard had several older outbuildings.That said, house clearly had multiple water and mildew stains on main room ceiling, maybe from the wind blown rain of Hurricane Helene. Looked like Greta was comparing paint swatches on wall, so that maybe fixed soon. (I liked more muted green swatch, lol). Also my sister said the smaller bathroom may need the seat secured better for larger folks.