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"Beautiful property tucked away in the woods right on the Saint Joseph’s river. Interior very spacious a very comfortable with just a touch of antique furniture to make the place absolutely charming."

"A group of three of us were in the area for a work event, so really just sleeping at that house. Though the night we arrived we had more time relaxing at the house. It is an older house, but in great order. Kitchen had everything you could need. Fridge with freezer was spacious, we didn't cook anything there, but looking around cabinets for glasses I did see a lot of cookware and stuff that would allow you to prepare a full meal. There is a pool table, which is a neat feature, though we did not play a game. TVs in rooms for relaxing alone before bed is great. Living room was spacious for us (though only three of us). The beds themselves were comfy, and plenty of space in the room. I slept in the upstairs room and it has its own window AC unit which was great as mid-90s outside the whole time we were there. No street noise that I heard (though I do sleep hard). The neighborhood is okay. Easy enough to get too. Felt safe enough. Again, we were not there much so didn't see a lot of folks. I would stay at this house again if/when back in the area. "

"I needed some time away from life, a patch of quiet ground and some solitude to really get re-grounded and recharged. I found it here. The host gave a friendly wave as I drove back to my little cottage. She was available as needed but left me to my own peace and quiet given that my stay went off without a hitch. The inside of the cottage is cozy and charming. Since the night was going to be a cold one and I haven’t been camping in years, I wondered if I would end up wishing for a hotel. What I found is that having a space heater and a thick pile of warm blankets to keep the cold away was infinitely better for deep sleep than a furnace. All the essentials for a starter fire were provided, plus everything you’d need to stylishly rough it for a spell. The best part of it all for me were the two tiki torches on either side of the front door. They provided light for a surprising number of hours. As I lay in bed and took a leisurely time falling asleep, I would glance up at the door and see the orange glow from the lamps flickering through the curtains. They almost seemed to get brighter the later it got. On the way out, I took a snapshot of the old blue bus that’s parked near the road, and felt a little wave of emotion go through me. I have found inspiration for my life in both the book and movie versions of Into the Wild, and this bus could almost be the other’s twin (in spirit at least). I hope to come back and bring my wife some day. It’s a wonderful little escape. "