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“We had a great time. It is an older house but wonderful. It is in the country with lots of green fields surrounding it. The porch with the rockers was my favorite place to be when we weren’t site seeing, It was so peaceful. I would definitely stay here again.”

“Nice place to stay. Friendly neighborhood.”

“The stay was at a beautiful new home. Great host. Location close to Interstate 70. I had everything I needed. Took in the sights in DC via the Greenline Metro. I would definitely stay here again.”

“We very much enjoyed our stay. The location can't be beat, right in the middle of everything, and yet with dedicated parking and a nice private outdoor area. We love quirky old townhouses like this, and it was in excellent condition with all the modern amenities, plus the hosts have a very nice sense of style that we appreciated. We wouln't hesitate to stay here again, or recommend it to family and friends.”

“Only bathroom was on 2nd floor so lots of stair climbing which was not ideal for us. Water pressure in bathroom sink was almost non existent but shower was ok. Bed mattress was very high which made getting in the bed difficult for shorter people. Kitchen did not appear to have any heat in it but based on time of year this was a not a big problem. House did have a gas odor I assume from the fireplace which we never did use”

“Excellent communication with the host. Wonderful modern kitchen, along with other upgrades throughout the house. Definitely pay attention to the instructions from the host on where to park and how to get into the VRBO.”

“The house is perfect for a group of friends or a family as there is a nice area to sit and talk or watch television, a food kitchen area to cook, and nice size bedrooms for privacy.The only criticism I have is the exhaust fans need to be cleaned and the AC upstairs is not strong, so gets hot to sleep at night.The host is great and communicates well. The directions were excellent and the keypad on the front door was great.The location is close to downtown but in its own development.”