This experience was more like staying in somebody's home than at a vacation rental unit. Upon entering, everything felt as if the owner had just departed. It appears to have been recently remodeled and not just dressed up with a cheap make-over. Everything inside appears well thought out. Washer with detergent, drier, coffee pot, all the kitchen utensils you need for making a good meal, comfortable living room, a carport (with grill) turned into a nice covered porch, fire pit, and much more. The house has national forest across the street (no houses) and a forest access road entering the trees that is excellent for walking fifty feet to one side. The nearest neighbor is perhaps a hundred or more yards away and was very friendly. The surroundings are as peaceful and quiet as a church's back yard on a Monday. Lake Moultrie (Monk's Corner) is about ten or so minutes away, highway 17 along the coast about twenty or twenty five. BTW, don't look for downtown Cordesville. I think it consists of a older, closed gas station a mile down the road. (It has an ice machine!) But that is what makes this place special. I plan to stay here more often.