— Read the fine print before you book; the listing doesn’t tell the whole storyListed as a house, but it’s one side of a duplex/townhouse with shared walls. It still shows up when you search “houses,” so know what you’re actually getting. The most important details are buried at the very bottom of the page — below the photos and reviews — and several of them contradict what the main listing implies.If you’re traveling with pets, pay attention. The “backyard” is a roughly 10x10 patch of grass shared with the unit next door, fronting a large parking lot. It’s fenced on three sides but open at the front — no gate, no way to contain a dog. Bring a leash or tie-out; you cannot let a dog out unsupervised here. The listing says “pet-friendly, 3 pets,” but only the first pet is actually included — the per-pet fees show up only in the paperwork after you book.The walls are thin. Our neighbors partied well past the posted 10 PM quiet hours, and we couldn’t reach anyone at Top Tier Estates who would intervene. You can knock on the neighbors’ door, but if they don’t cooperate, you’re stuck — we lost our entire first night of sleep. The A/C also kept resetting itself to 80 and took effort to get fixed. The downstairs bed is comfortable but extremely loud.To be fair, the property was clean — that’s the one star. But between the misleading listing, the unenforced quiet hours, and the safety issue with the open yard, I can’t recommend it, especially for anyone bringing dogs.