Upon arrival, we realized the house was run down. I know it was listed as 1940s, but in the photos, it looked super remodeled. On the outside, we immediately noticed a door to the basement that was easily accessible to the outside world. Upon entering, we saw how the pics online did not represent the home well at all. The 3rd bedroom was upstairs, with only a bed and a single piece of furniture in the entire upstairs. The carpeting going up the steps was very dirty, and extremely old. Then there was a basement, of which the door was unlocked and open access to the basement. The basement was like a dark old cellar. My kids found a moldy taco in the room where the gaming system was located. There were very limited plugs, and the plug in one bedroom almost caught fire. My husband noticed the smell, and at 2:00 in the morning, it woke him to realize it was the plug his phone charger was plugged into. So, therefore, we were afraid to continue using the plug in that room. There were no nightstands or lamps in the bedrooms. The lamps that were in the living room had no lightbulbs in the fixtures. So, they were useless. There were no window coverings on many of the outlying windows, which meant limited privacy to the outside world. We rewashed all the bath towels we used, because they all smelled like cigarette smoke. We are not smokers, so that was very noticeable to us. I will say the mattresses were comfortable. That was one plus. I would not recommend.
