This location is beautiful and peaceful. There's a long driveway to reach the quaint restored farmhouse, which I believe was built in 1850, so you don't hear any road noise. There were 12 of our family staying for four nights and five days. We can't list just one favorite thing about it, but the large porch that surrounds a good part of the house has multiple seating areas and end-to-end picnic tables where we enjoyed several meals. The dining room table is large, and there were several games played there with three generations participating. The kitchen cupboards are well stocked, and we prepared all our meals there. If you've never stayed in a house of this age, there's something of which you should be aware. Back in the day, there weren't furnaces. Rooms were heated by fireplaces, and the bedrooms were connected one after the other with a bathroom somewhere in the middle. There are no hallways like in modern construction. Of course, this farmhouse has been fully modernized and even has air conditioning. The other thing is that the bedroom layouts on VRBO aren't fully accurate. One of the bedrooms says it has two queen beds and two double beds. Another says there's a Murphy bed, which is a bed stored in the wall and pulled down for sleeping. There is no murphy bed. We could not reach the host in order to get the code to get in, so we waited for 30 minutes until my husband located the caretakers who live on the property. The host apologized profusely.